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Stretching across the shallow waters between India and Sri Lanka lies one of the most controversial geographic formations on Earth — an ancient land bridge India has refused to complete.

Known as Rama Setu (also called Adam’s Bridge), this chain of sandbanks and limestone shoals has sparked debate for centuries. Ancient texts describe it as a man-made bridge built thousands of years ago, while modern science points to natural geological processes shaped by sea-level changes and coral formations. But the real mystery isn’t just how it formed — it’s why modern India has repeatedly halted efforts to alter, restore, or fully connect it.

In this video, we explore the political, religious, environmental, and strategic reasons behind India’s refusal to complete the land bridge. From shipping canal projects and environmental lawsuits to cultural identity and international diplomacy, Rama Setu sits at the center of a clash between progress and preservation.

Is it a lost marvel of ancient engineering? A fragile natural structure? Or both? This story reveals why this “unfinished bridge” remains one of the most sensitive and unresolved geographical questions in the region.


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