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Banyan tree have a different stories (as you asked in Religion & Spirituality category) Generally they are considered to be the sign of growth / progress, and cutting them indirectly result in \”an adverse effect of their relationship as well as their growth (economically too)\” Hence people are not ready Answered by mukund, 25 May ’09 05:30 pm
