It is believed that Paras stone makes gold as soon as it touches the things of the people. Not only this, but it is also said that this stone is still present in the fort of Raisen, about 50 km from Bhopal. This stone was with a king of the fort and he had won many big wars because of this stone.

Where Paras stone is found?

News Nation explores the Raisen fort in Madhya Pradesh, India where it is said to have the Paras stone. A stone which can turn iron into gold. The fort is around 900 years old.

What is Paras stone called in English?

The equivalent of the philosophers' stone in Buddhism and Hinduism is the Cintamani, also spelled as Chintamani. It is also referred to as Paras/Parasmani (Sanskrit: पारसमणि, Hindi: पारस) or Paris (Marathi: परिस). In Mahayana Buddhism, Chintamani is held by the bodhisattvas, Avalokiteshvara and Ksitigarbha.