Overview
- The Culture Ministry announced the showcase under its aegis on July 31 to deepen understanding of the region’s academic heritage.
- Organized by the National Archives of India with Nagaland’s Higher Education Department, the event draws on holdings that exceed 34 crore pages of public records.
- Governor La Ganesan will inaugurate the exhibition alongside Higher Education Minister Temjen Imna Along, reflecting high-level endorsement.
- Exhibits are arranged in thematic clusters showcasing government files, private papers, photographs and rare manuscripts from national and state archives.
- Displays trace Northeast India’s journey from oral tribal learning and missionary influences through colonial policy shifts to post-independence university expansion.