With its few ramshackle houses, Sunet is an apology for a village that is said to have been a flourishing town during Samudragupta’s reign
History, myth, business coalesce into a fascinating mix in this small village of Sunet which rests, literally, on history. With its few ramshackle houses, it’s almost an apology for a village that is said to have been a flourishing town in the reign of Samudragupta in 4th century AD.
History here rests in small, rickety cupboards in the form of seals, utensils, coins and coin moulds dating back to 3rd century BC.
Most of the elderly in the village have safeguarded these prized possessions more out of habit than informed choice.
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