The publications, printed maps, archive and public records of the East India Company, the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, the India and Burma Office and ancillary colonial offices of the British empire. The records consist of over one lakh manuscripts and over seventy thousand volumes of publications undertaken by the offices. The records are currently housed in the British Library, London.
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Museum in Dhaka, Bangladesh, opened in 1983, though originally established as the Dhaka Museum in 1913 and inaugurated by Thomas…
A joint venture between the Delhi-based Vadehra Art Gallery and the London-based Grosvenor Gallery established in 2006 with the aim…
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Kapil Jariwala (b. n.d.) is an independent curator and art dealer. He established the Kapil Jariwala Gallery in 1986 in…
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The state museum of Bihar, established in 1917 by the British government to display historical and archaeological artefacts documenting the…
A critic and curator with the Delhi Art Gallery. At the time of writing, he lives and works in Delhi.