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A large, white colonial-era building with architectural details surrounded by greenery. A sign in front reads 'Archaeological Survey of India'. A group of people are gathered near the entrance. Tall trees can be seen on either side of the building.
Preserving oral histories through detailed interviews and recordings.
A collection of books with primarily Bengali titles is arranged on a bookshelf. In the foreground, there is a yellow book prominently displayed with an image of a man on the cover. To the side, a small, intricately designed metallic rickshaw and a decorative wooden container are visible.
Archiving rare documents to safeguard Badaga heritage for future generations.
A group of people wearing matching red shirts adorned with yellow stars are arranged in a long line, walking through lush green tea plantations. Many are smiling and gesturing cheerfully towards the camera, and some hold umbrellas to shield from the sun. The tea fields create a textured pattern across the landscape.
Archiving rare documents to safeguard Badaga heritage for future generations.

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This blog feels like a living memory book for our people, connecting past struggles with today’s hopes.