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Tribal shrine in MP's Dindori identified as 65-million-year-old coral fossil

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A sacred stone long protected by the Baiga tribe in Dindori, Madhya Pradesh, has been identified as a rare coral fossil dating back 65 million years to the age of dinosaurs. Scientists confirmed its significance following thorough field and laboratory examinations. The Baiga community's traditional reverence for the object is credited with preserving it across generations. Some notable geological finds from the Dindori region are now set to be displayed in state museum exhibitions.

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