The Indian soil is gradually going down, a large earthquake is going down

Geochemists believe that the location of tectonic plates is associated with the devastation of the earthquake . According to them, today, 110 million years ago, there was only one continent on the planet named Rodinia. It collapsed 75 million years ago and some parts came to the southern hemisphere . Continents who are located on the continents tectonic plates . Panjia was formed around 30 million years ago by reducing the Rondinee fractions . However, it is composed entirely 27 million years ago. Twenty million years ago, Panjia broke down, formed two continents of Lauracea to the north and Gondwana on the south.

18 million years ago, the eastern part of Gondwana was separated at the beginning of the Jurassic period, which included the current Madagascar, India, Australia and Antarctica. 13 crore years ago, Western Gondawana also divides into two parts - the eastern part is Africa and the West is South America. Then, 9 million years ago, Indian territory moved away from Madagascar. India, having been liberated from the ties of Madagascar, started moving forward in Asia . After that the Indian subcontinent hit the Eurasian Plate and strongly pushed the Indian subcontinent This is why the radical change occurs in the region's geopolitical role . So that is the Himalaya mountain.

Although there are many debates about this theory . However, whatever the debate, the geologists say again, due to the changing of the position of the plate, a large earthquake is inevitable . Which can hit Nepal, India, Bangladesh.

Joe Van Hinsbergen, professor of geology at the University of Georgetown of the Netherlands, said: "Indian terrain entering the pace of the Eurasian plate is still in the way the human nails increase . However, it is not possible to understand the common people. "Although the geologists are worried about the issue, no one could explain why this is the reason.

Geologists fear that Indian territory has been pushing the Eurasian plate constantly, in future, more damage is going on in the area.