Salil Bera
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- Aug 22, 2026
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Manipur’s history in 8mm: Restoring a lost world (opens the original)
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Fifteen rare 8mm film reels from Manipur, some nearly a century old, are undergoing restoration and digitisation at an archive in Bologna, Italy The footage, shot by locals Maharaj Kumar Priyobrata Singh and K. Ibohal Sharma, provides an authentic, internal perspective on Manipur's culture and daily life from the 1930s to the 1960s The initiative by the Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS) aims to secure a historical record for future generations to study and reclaim Manipur mostly app
Secrets of Noklak Caves: How a pottery fragment rewrote Nagaland's prehistory (opens the original)
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The first clue was almost invisible. Inside Leilo Kaa, a rain-soaked rockshelter in eastern Nagaland’s Noklak district, a fragment of pottery protruded from an exposed wall of earth. The discovery, on March 15, 2026, could have been easily mistaken for another broken stone. For Tiatoshi Jamir, professor of archaeology at Nagaland University and a leading authority on the prehistory of northeast India, it was the moment every archaeologist hopes for and rarely receives. After nearly two decades e
'Northeast India has far greater archaeological potential than previously recognised': Tiatoshi Jamir (opens the original)
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Interview/Tiatoshi Jamir, professor of archaeology, Nagaland University Tiatoshi Jamir, one of India's leading indigenous archaeologists, has explored the prehistoric landscapes of Nagaland over the past two decades, working closely with local communities to uncover evidence of the region's ancient past. A former Mercator Fellow at Kiel University in Germany and recipient of the 2023 Kalicharan Brahma National Award, he is helping reshape how archaeologists understand northeast India's place in
Nandalal Bose’s handprint, Ray’s practice signatures and Messi’s jersey: Kolkata exhibition brings history to life (opens the original)
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Kolkata exhibition showcases rare signatures, letters, and memorabilia Prominent displays include Lionel Messi jersey and Satyajit Ray autograph Event revives the disappearing personal charm of collecting memorabilia like autographs At ‘Sahi-Sabud’ in Kolkata, signatures and personal memorabilia of politicians, artists, writers and sportspersons offer a glimpse into an era when an autograph was more than a keepsake. It was a moment to remember, an interaction with an idol to cherish. In an age w
Amul to build world's largest curd plant in Bengal with ₹700-crore investment (opens the original)
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India's largest dairy cooperative, Amul, is making its biggest investment yet in West Bengal with a ₹700-crore integrated dairy plant at Sankrail in Howrah district. The initiative will strengthen its partnership with 1.25 lakh dairy farmers while giving a major fillip to the state's food processing sector. Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday laid the foundation stone for the Amul Bengal Dairy project at the Biswa Bangla Convention Centre in New Town, Kolkata. The Gujarat Cooperative Milk Ma
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