The Baruna tree
This is Baruna tree. Crataeva magna.
In Balangir it grows wild in many place and it use to have such typical pointed leaves. I have seen it growing around Rajendra Park, Gandhi Statue compound near Sanskrit college andother areas.
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Baruna is named Asmarighna (killer of kidney stone) . If you take decoction of its bark for about 2 months kidney or urinary bladder stone gets dissolved and goes out through urinary tract. But it is having no effect on Gall bladder stone.
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In the texts of Hydrology of ancient India Baruna has been mentioned as an indicator of source of subsurface water. It means if you dig a well near a Baruna tree you are definite to get plenty of water within ten feet depth.
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