<p>In an ongoing archaeological excavation in Chandausi, Sambhal, significant discoveries are unfolding. The Archaeological Department, during a routine land excavation, uncovered a massive ancient stepwell, sparking intrigue and excitement among locals and experts alike. So far, over 5 feet of digging has revealed the foundation of an ancient building, including the structure of a room and a basement. The stepwell itself has yielded fascinating findings, including four doors and over a dozen niches meant for placing idols, pointing to its historical significance. In addition to these, intricate carvings have been found on the doors of the stepwell, suggesting it was once an important and revered structure. As the excavation continues, more details about the stepwell’s origin, purpose, and the civilization that built it are expected to emerge. Experts are closely monitoring the site, as the findings could provide valuable insights into the history and culture of the region. This discovery has captured the attention of historians, archaeologists, and the public, making it a landmark event in the ongoing efforts to preserve and understand the rich heritage of Chandausi.</p>