Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Labourer Finds 2.69 Carat Diamond in Panna After Two-Year Search
Imagine a woman named Savitri who worked hard as a labourer.
After two years of searching a leased piece of land, she found a diamond in Panna, India.
This diamond is 2.69 carats big!
The government will sell the diamond.
After selling, the money from the diamond will go to her after some money is taken out.
It's a reward for her hard work in the mine.
Savitri Bai Sisodia found a 2.69-carat diamond in Panna, Madhya Pradesh.
Sisodia, a labourer, had been searching for two years on a leased plot.
The diamond was found in a private mine in the Chopra area.
The diamond will be auctioned by the government.
Sisodia will receive the auction proceeds after deductions.
- Who
- Savitri Bai Sisodia, a labourer.
- What
- Savitri Bai Sisodia found a 2.69-carat diamond.
- When
- After two years of searching, found on Monday.
- Where
- Panna district of Madhya Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To find a diamond that would change her fortune.
- Finder
- Savitri Bai Sisodia
- Diamond Carat
- 2.69
- Location
- Panna, Madhya Pradesh
- Lease Duration
- Two Years
- Mine Area
- Chopra area
