MIRACLE, CHAMATKAR- IS IT REALLY SO? NO! ITS ALL SCIENCE!

Today, especially in our country India, Lakhs believes on miracles, if something good happens with them, then definitely and sometimes it sounds good for well-being, but some incidents, created by people which they try to make miracle are really useless, The example will show you:


On 21 September 1995, a Ganesha idol in Delhi was reported to have drunk the milk offered to it. Soon, as the news spread, similar phenomenon was reported from all over India and a few from abroad. Other idols, like those of Nandiand Shiva, were also reported drinking milk. The price of milk soared due to shortage and policemen had to be placed at temples to maintain order. 

Yash Pal, scientist and educator, called it an illusion. National Council for Science & Technology Communication (NCSTC) scientists demonstrated that it was caused by Capillary action by mixing red dye with the milk. Now friends this was the true reason behind this, science! Everything in science is true and this is a set alive incident. It’s not at all miracle, it’s just because of the reaction! And again with such things, people even try to make money! And tell me, how can be such a great scientist can be wrong!

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