June
18
/ 2020
In India, local people have discovered an old temple that had been buried beneath river sand for 80 years. The Hindhu temple is dedicated to Lord Nageswara and was once immensely popular with residents. This remarkable discovery was almost entirely due to the hard work and initiative of ordinary villagers. The temple was unearthed in the Penna River near Peramalla Padu village in Chejarla Mandal of Nellore district, reports OpIndia. This is in the eastern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The temple was used by the local people for over a hundred years. It is believed that the structure was built about 200 years ago when India was part of the British Empire. Temple Buried as the Penna River Changed
