Jaipur: The National Center for Seismology (NCS) has informed that a 4.3 magnitude earthquake tremor has been felt in Bikaner, Rajasthan on Friday on the Richter scale. According to reports, the earthquake occurred at 08:01 am. The NCS said, "the earthquake was recorded at 4.3 magnitude, which came 420 km northwest of Bikaner in Rajasthan today at 0801 am'. However, no damage has been reported at this time due to this earthquake.

According to the information, the earth is mainly composed of 4 layers, inner core, outer core, mantle and crust. The crust and the upper mantle are called lithospheres. This 50 km thick layer is divided into squares, which are also called tectonic plates. These tectonic plates keep moving from their place but when they move too much, the chance of earthquake becomes even faster. These plates can move from their positions, both horizontally and vertically. After which they find their place and in such a situation one plate falls under the other.

These plants actually rotate very slowly. In this way, they move 4-5 mm from their place every year. When a plate moves near another plate, it goes away. In such cases, sometimes they also collide.

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