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The ongoing excavation of the ancient stepwell in Chandausi, Sambhal, has led to the discovery of two new corridors, adding to the excitement surrounding this historical site. So far, a total of three corridors have been uncovered during the excavation.

A stepwell, approximately 125 to 150 years old and covering an area of 400 square metres, was unearthed during excavation in the Laxman Ganj area of Chandausi here, an official said. Excavation at the site began on Saturday (December 21, 2024), said Krishna Kumar Sonkar, the Executive Officer of Chandausi Nagar Palika.

Following the reopening of the Kartikeya Mahadev Temple in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal district after 46 years, another historical

The stepwell, covering an area of 400 square metres, was unearthed in the Lakshman Ganj area of Chandausi; excavation work in progress.

The JCB had been operated for two days, but when the machinery was unable to proceed, the Nagar Palika decided to switch to manual labour

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A 250-foot-deep stepwell, believed to date back to the 1857 revolt, was uncovered on Saturday during a survey in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal.

The stepwell spans 400 square meters and contains compartments where soldiers used to hide. It was also used as a transit point to check the movement of invaders in the area.

A local historian said, "The underground chambers and tunnel might have been critical for the safety of revolutionaries during the rebellion." Residents believe the tunnel dates back to the 1857 uprising and served as an escape route for freedom fighters evading British forces.