National Archives of India Acquires the private paper collection of Late Shri Rafi Ahmad Kidwai

National Archives of India Acquires the private paper collection of Late Shri Rafi Ahmad Kidwai

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: May 10 2024

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  • Kidwai's correspondences offer a unique window into the inner workings of India's independence movement, revealing the strategies and collaborations among key leaders during a transformative period in the nation's history.
  • The acquisition underscores NAI's role as the guardian of India's historical records, ensuring that these invaluable documents are preserved for future generations and accessible to scholars, researchers, and the public.
  • Kidwai's life and contributions exemplify a dedication to public service and nation-building, from his early involvement in freedom struggles to his impactful roles in post-independence governance, leaving a lasting legacy for India.
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