Jharkhand Showcases Ancient Stones at Davos

Jharkhand, a state in India, is going to a big meeting called the World Economic Forum in Davos.

They are going to show the world their ancient stone traditions.

These stones are very, very old, even older than dinosaurs!

The Munda community in Jharkhand still uses these stones to remember their ancestors.

The stones are arranged in special ways, like Stonehenge in England.

Jharkhand wants the world to know that taking care of these ancient stones is important for their culture and the environment.

They will also talk about this in the United Kingdom, where they will discuss how to protect these stones in their original places.

It's like telling a story that started billions of years ago and is still being written today.

Jharkhand is also going to talk about other important things like electric cars, clean energy, and helping the environment.

They want to make friends with other countries and organizations to help their state grow in a good way.