800-year-old mummy made girlfriend: Investigation revealed that he was a man, a man made a bunker at home fearing world war

For the last 30 years, a man has been living with an 800-year-old mummy as his girlfriend. Meanwhile, a unique road has been built at a cost of Rs 100 crore in Jehanabad, Bihar. Trees have been planted in the middle of this road. Some interesting news that is being discussed around the world. Let's find out... Peru's Julio Caesar has been living with an 800-year-old mummy (the body that was made a mummy) for 30 years as a girlfriend. Julio calls her his imaginary girlfriend. A few days ago, Julio went to the park to show mummy to his friends, where the police caught him. Julio said that his father brought the mummy home 30 years ago because of his interest in the remains of humans. He grew up with the same old human remains. Julio named her Juanita. Experts said - Juanita was a man, not a woman After taking the man into custody, the police handed over mummy to archaeologists. In view of this, experts from peru's ministry of culture revealed the truth about the mummy. "This mummy is not Juanita, but Juan. He was a man who died at the age of about 45. You may have seen potholes on the road, but have you ever seen trees standing in the middle of the road? Jehanabad is located 50 km from Patna in Bihar. Here, the Rs 100-crore 7.5-km road widening project from Patna to Gaya went wrong. Big trees stand in the middle of this new and wide road. Now you must be wondering how this happened? In fact, when the district administration started the Rs 100-crore road widening project, they sought permission from the forest department to remove these trees. But the forest department refused to grant permission. In return, the forest department sought compensation for 14 hectares of forest land. The district administration was unable to meet this demand, and then they took a strange decision. After this, he made his way around the trees. You must have heard that governments build bunkers for their leaders, but can a common man build a bunker in his own house for the 'World War'? Dave Billings, 44, a resident of Derbyshire, UK, has built a bunker bunker in his home garden. He has so far spent ₹50 lakh (₹500,000) on this bunker. The project started 10 years ago. Dave was inspired to make bunkers from the famous Hollywood film "The Great Escape". Now, due to the fear of World War III, they are renovating the bunker by spending Rs 12 lakh to strengthen it. Dave said that there are many rooms in the 35-foot-long tunnel. It also has a gym, toilet and sink. It also has a separate lift and a way to carry food items. So here's the interesting news of today, tomorrow we will meet again with some more interesting and different news...