A lucky man named Indrajit Sarkar found a diamond in the rubbish near a mine in Jaruapur village, India's Madhya Pradesh, on January 11. At the beginning, Sarkar thought it was just a stone and found out it was an expensive diamond later.

The footage shows the precious stone being carefully examined by a man with the help of special lenses.

The stone is a four-carat diamond, worth between Rs 20 lakh (USD 24,604.64) to Rs 25 lakh (USD 30,755.80).

The diamond will be put up for auction in the coming days. The profit, after tax, will be Sarkar's.

Goddess Luck smiled upon a man as he came across a diamond while walking near a mine in central India's Madhya Pradesh.

Identifying himself as Indrajit Sarkar, the man reportedly was walking near his own mine in Jaruapur village, Panna district on January 11.

Visuals showed the diamond that he was being examined by an officer. According to a report, Indrajit found the diamond from a pile of garbage near a mine. He had initially thought it to be a stone but upon investigating, found it to be a diamond.

Expectedly, his joy knew no bounds as he found the four-carat 38 cents diamond, which he later submitted to the diamond office. It was learnt that the price of the diamond is worth Rs 20 lakh (USD 24,604.64) to Rs 25 lakh (USD 30,755.80).

The diamond will now be put up for auction in the coming days. The tax would be deducted from the amount gained from the auction and the rest will be given to Indrajit. According to a report, Indrajit, at present, does not own a mine. He had one in Jaruapur and he worked hard last year to get a diamond, but failed in his attempt, which saw him get dejected.