Archive · 31 Jul 2025
National Archives to Host Northeast India Education Exhibition
Imagine a museum showing how schools and learning have changed in Northeast India!
The National Archives is putting on a special show.
It will share old documents, photos, and other things.
The exhibit starts August 8th.
You will learn how education in the area has evolved with influences from the past.
It will also showcase how the area's unique traditions and cultures shaped it.
The National Archives is working with the Nagaland government to bring the exhibit to life.
This exhibition shows the journey of education in the Northeast.
National Archives is hosting an exhibition on the development of education in Northeast India.
The exhibition will showcase the region's educational journey, including tribal traditions and missionary influences.
It will feature original archival documents like government files and photographs.
The exhibition is scheduled to be held on August 8th.
The event is a collaboration between the National Archives of India and the Higher Education Department of Nagaland.
- Who
- National Archives of India and Higher Education Department, Nagaland
- What
- An exhibition on the development of education in North Eastern India
- When
- August 8th
- Where
- Capital Convention Centre, Kohima
- Why
- To offer a comprehensive exploration of the northeastern region’s unique journey, shaped by its tribal traditions, linguistic diversity, missionary influences, colonial legacies and post-independence development.
- Event
- Exhibition
- Topic
- Development of Education in North Eastern India
- Organizer
- National Archives of India
- Collaborator
- Higher Education Department, Nagaland
- Inaugurator
- Nagaland Governor La Ganesan
- Start Date
- August 8th
- Location
- Capital Convention Centre, Kohima