Where fossils meet faith in a Madhya Pradesh district : comp

A stone deity worshipped by the Bhils in Madhya Pradesh’s Bagh was recently proved to be a fossilised dinosaur egg. With scientists hoping to bag India's first UNESCO Geopark tag, can tribal traditions and fossilised gods reconcile with prehistoric truths and scientific temper?

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