Is Kurukshetra soil still red?

I have myself seen visitors pointing to patches that had turned crimson due to construction debris, and jump in excitement thinking it to be the remnants of the war," says Madan Mohan Chhabra, secretary of the Kurukshetra Development Board (KDB). "Even if it was red at some point in time, it is certainly not anymore."
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What is the soil of Kurukshetra?

Kurukshetra along with Karnal and Kaithal districts is known as the 'Rice Bowl of India' and famous for Basmati Rice. The soil is generally alluvial, loam and clay does not constitute average texture of the soil.
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Is there any weapon found in Kurukshetra?

The soil present in Kurukshetra is still red in color. It is said that the color is because of the blood of the soldiers. During excavations many iron weapons were found. Their date of these weapons is approximately 2800 BC.
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Is Kurukshetra still there?

Located in the state of Haryana in India, Kuruskshetra is a famous pilgrimage site. It is also the land of the Bhagvad Gita. Kurukshetra is situated around 170 km north of Delhi and is also known by many names like Brahmakshetra (Land of Brahma), Uttaradevi, Brahmadevi and Dharamkshetra (Holy City).
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Why Panipat soil is red?

It is said that during the third war, there used to a huge mango orchard in the area. After the fight, soldiers used to rest under it. It is said that the soil of this place became red due to the bloodshed in the war, which also affected the mango trees.
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KURUKSHETRA Soil is RED because of BLOOD ????



Is Sand of Kurukshetra red?

Well, there is no battlefield left, demarcated or preserved, for them to see. Most of the site as mentioned in the Mahabharata text is populated and occupied by farmers and landowners. Nor the soil is red in colour. "A common myth associated with Kurukshetra is that the soil is red with all the blood that spilled.
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What is Kurukshetra called now?

Kurukshetra, also spelled Kuruksetra, also called Thanesar, city, northeastern Haryana state, northwestern India. It is connected by road and rail with Delhi (south) and Amritsar (north). Kurukshetra's urban area merges with Thanesar, an important Hindu pilgrimage centre.
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Where is Panchal now?

Panchal - The place of the beautiful Draupadi

Panchala is situated between the River Chamba and Himalayas in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
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Where is Ashwathama now?

Where is Ashwatthama now? He was cursed around 3200 BC on last day of Mahabharata war, the curse to be on earth till end of the Kaliyuga of present Kalpa. Very few people/saints doing Narmada river parikrama have seen him or meet him in Shoolpaneshwar wildlife sanctuary which is spread across MP and Gujarat.
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How do we know Mahabharata is real?

Marine excavations and archaeological discoveries at the sunken part of this city also give proofs of the epic. The objects and places discovered from the marine site have references and mentions in Mahabharata. Also many structures present there are related to those times when Mahabharata happened.
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Where is the original Mahabharata book kept?

Vyas Gufa is a small cave in Himalayan mountain, in Mana village near Badrinath. It is believed that Maharshi Vyas had composed Mahabharata and 18 Puranas in this cave. There is also another cave, Ganesh Gufa, nearby where Lord Ganesha had written the epic Mahabharata dictated by Maharshi Vyas.
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What is the proof of Lord Krishna?

“There are coins that were discovered and showed Krishna and Balaram icons,” he adds. S R Rao, who excavated a 15th century BCE site on the west coast of Gujarat, tells Pandit that “This was Krishna's Dwarka.” He shows a seal inscribed with a bull, unicorn and goat as mentioned in the epic Mahabharata.
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Why Kurukshetra soil is red in Colour?

Red soil appears red because of the presence of iron in its oxides form in the soil .
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Is Ashwathama still alive?

NO, Ashwatthama is NOT alive. He was cursed by the Supreme Krishna to wander in suffering for 3000 years.
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Why is Kurukshetra called Dharmakshetra?

Lord Krishna's advice to Arjuna forms the slokas of the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita through which he declares Kurukshetra as the 'Dharmakshetra', the land of Dharma, the abode of righteousness. Kurukshetra is believed to be a city as old as the Rigveda, the most important of the four Vedas.
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What is Hastinapur called today?

Hastinapur – The grand city in the Mahabharata and the capital of the Kauravas and Pandavas, Hastinapur was where currently Meerut in Uttar Pradesh is.
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What is Indraprastha called now?

history of Delhi

…the narrative, a city called Indraprastha (“City of the God Indra”), built about 1400 bce, was the capital of the Pandavas. Although nothing remains of Indraprastha, legend holds it to have been a thriving city. The first reference to the place-name Delhi seems to have been made in the 1st…
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Did Pandavas visit South India?

Pandava Sahadeva reached the Dravida country during his southern military campaign.
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Where is Kunti kingdom now?

After the Kurukshetra war, Kunti lived with her sons for many years. After she felt that her job in the world was over, she moved to a forest near the Himalayas with her brothers-in-law Vidura and Dhritarashtra, Sanjaya and sister-in-law Gandhari. Vidura died two years after they left.
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Are there any remains of Mahabharata?

Since the first excavations at Indraprastha in early 1950s, there have been at least eight excavations at places mentioned in the Mahabharata, but the ASI now has not published any conclusive, direct or genetic evidence so far to establish historical facts.
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Where is Hastinapur and Indraprastha now?

“Hastinapur was where Meerut is today. Similarly, a small part of Delhi near Purana Qila was known as Indraprastha.
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Is there any river in Kurukshetra?

Rivers. Markanda and Saraswati are the important rivers of the district. Holy rivers Saraswati and Yamuna cover its northern and eastern boundaries and this is another main reason that the place, Kurukshetra become more religious.
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Where is Brahma Sarovar in Kurukshetra?

Brahma Sarovar is an ancient water pool sacred to Hinduism in old Kurukshetra city, in the state of Haryana in North India,India.
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How much big was Kurukshetra battlefield?

Kurukshetra is present in modern Haryana. It covers an area of 1500 km(square). Now that's a really huge battlefield.
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