The British-era ruins in India hold many mysteries and stories of the past. One of the mysteries is the presence of Nag Nagin, or serpent gods, found in many buildings during the British era.
The idol Nag Nagin, depicting a male and female snake. It is believed to symbolize protection and fertility in Hindu mythology. These idols are said to be placed inside the buildings to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to the residents.
However, the discovery of Nag Nagin’s idol in a British-era building is a strange phenomenon. It is not clear why the British included Hindu symbols in their architecture. due to historical and political tensions with India
Another mysterious artifact found in the ruins of the British era is “Double bread” here refers to bread that is said to be baked twice. But no one knows why it was done.
Some people assumed that the bread was baked twice to preserve it longer. While some believe the bread may have religious or symbolic significance, however, the true purpose of the double bread remains a mystery to this day.
The discovery of the Nag Nagin idol and double bread in the ruins of the British era in India is a reminder of the region’s rich cultural and historical heritage. Despite the many mysteries and unanswered questions, But these relics also reveal the beliefs and practices of the people who once lived in these buildings. and invites us to explore and appreciate the complexity of our shared human history.