The Indian government is undergoing excavation for treasure subsequent to a Hindu village philosopher had a dream that 1,000 tonnes of gold was buried under a ruined palace and wrote to tell the central bank about it. Furthermore, it was told by Mr Praveen Kumar Mishra, head archaeologist in the state that the state Archaeological Survey of India has sent a team of archaeologists to the village of Daundia Khera in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh. They are due to commence excavation during Friday.

They speculated to dig two 100-square-metre blocks beside the palace. Mr Mishra, nevertheless, cautioned that there was no proof that any treasure lay beneath the soil of Daundia Khera village. He added that they are still examining thoroughly for the precise location at the same time if there is any treasure which is all about future. It seems they frequently discovered pottery and metal antiquities, like agricultural tools otherwise kitchen tools.

(AW:SB)