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Documenting and preserving Assam’s theatrical heritage, its artists, institutions and traditions.
Explore ProjectEncouraging cultural understanding, exchange and harmony among Assam’s diverse communities.
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A book on Srimanta Sankaradeva’s life and philosophy, translated into Assamese, Hindi, English and eight ethnic languages.
Explore ProjectThirty oil paintings by twelve artists of Assam depicting Srimanta Sankaradeva’s life, from his birth to his passing.
Explore ProjectDeveloping 21 sacred places in Assam associated with the Guru’s life into destinations for devotees and visitors.
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