Sikar's Singodra Village: Two Wells, One Bottom, Endless Water, No Epidemics!

• Singodra village in Sikar, Rajasthan, is famous for two wells believed to be connected underground with a single bottom.
• The first well dried up, leading to water scarcity, but a new well dug 10.5 feet away in 1960 has continuously supplied water.
• Villagers believe the 'naal' (bottom) of both wells met underground during the digging of the second well.
• The village has a unique history, founded in Samvat 1812, and is named Singodra ('lion's den') after an incident involving a lion.
• Singodra is believed to be blessed by Mataji, protecting it from famines and epidemics, even during the severe famine of Samvat 1956.

Why It Matters: Singodra village boasts unique connected wells with endless water and a history free from major calamities.