Singh was surprised to see the massive Iron beams used in the construction of the UNESCO World Heritage temple which haven’t corroded much even after 800 years of exposure to salty air and water
Union Steel Minister In Awe Of 800 Year Old Iron Beams In Konark Sun Temple
Union Steel Minister Ram Chandra Prasad Singh was left dumbstruck to witness the 800 years old iron beams used in the iconic Konark Sun temple while visiting the 13th-century monument on Friday.
Singh was surprised to see the massive Iron beams used in the construction of the UNESCO World Heritage temple which haven’t corroded much even after 800 years of exposure to salty air and water.
“The use of metals especially iron was rampant at the time of the construction of the Sun Temple. However, the metallurgical quality of iron used in the construction of the historical temple is beyond comprehension. There should be proper study on the quality of this iron,” said Singh.
“Modern know-how will continue to evolve. However, we have to study about old technology as well. We could learn a lot from it,” he said.
Singh will chair a conference with Mines and Industry Ministers of mineral-rich states of the country at Konark, today. Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and hosts Odisha are participating in the conference.
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Singh was surprised to see the massive Iron beams used in the construction of the UNESCO World Heritage temple which haven’t corroded much even after 800 years of exposure to salty air and water Union Steel Minister In Awe Of 800 Year Old Iron Beams In Konark Sun Temple Union Steel Minister Ram Chandra Prasad Singh was left dumbstruck to witness the 800 years old iron beams used in the iconic Konark Sun temple while visiting the 13th-century monument on Friday.Singh was surprised to see the massive Iron beams used in the construction of the UNESCO World Heritage temple which haven’t corroded much even after 800 years of exposure to salty air and water.“The use of metals especially iron was rampant at the time of the construction of the Sun Temple. However, the metallurgical quality of iron used in the construction of the historical temple is beyond comprehension. There should be proper study on the quality of this iron,” said Singh. “Modern know-how will continue to evolve. However, we have to study about old technology as well. We could learn a lot from it,” he said.Singh will chair a conference with Mines and Industry Ministers of mineral-rich states of the country at Konark, today. Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and hosts Odisha are participating in the conference. Other StoriesThe State Election Commissioner (SEC) Aditya Prasad Padhi said that the elections to 106 Municipalities/NACs and three Municipal Corporations will be held on March 24, 2022. Later, the shirt of the missing child was found on the premises of an English Medium School nearby the area fuelling suspicion among the locals that a… As per an advertisement issued by the varsity, eight guest faculty will be engaged for Botany, Bio-technology, Library and Information Science and Zoology departments. In a release, the Chief Minister’s Office said that the Union Home Minister has assured Naveen that the Government of India is in touch with the Ukrainian… Copyright © 2022 – Odisha Television Limited All Rights Reserved.