Use of Jamun wood in your house
If a thick piece of jamun wood is placed in a water tank, algae and green algae will not form in the tank and the water will not rot. Due to this quality of jamun, it is used on a large scale in making boats. In earlier times, when wells were dug in villages, jamun wood was used at its bottom, which is called jamot. The recent renovation of Delhi's Nizamuddin Bawdi revealed that even after 700 years, the water sources here have not been blocked due to silt or other obstructions. According to K.N. Srivastava, head of the Indian Archaeological Survey, the unique thing about this stepwell is that even today the wooden plank on which this stepwell was built is intact. According to Srivastava ji, jamun wood was used as a base at the bottom of most wells and stepwells in North India. From the health point of view, jamun, rich in vitamin C and iron, not only increases the amount of hemoglobin in the body. It is extremely useful in curing stomach pain, diabetes, arthritis, dysentery, many ...