Murshidabad: Heritage preservation training opens new career paths for students.

• A two-day hands-on workshop on archaeological artifact and manuscript preservation was held in Murshidabad.
• Organized by Subhas Chandra Bose Centenary College, with support from Kandi Raj, Sripat Singh, and Nabagram Amarchand Kundu Colleges.
• Students from various Murshidabad colleges learned modern methods for preserving ancient manuscripts, artifacts, and terracotta.
• The workshop aimed to link history with tourism and heritage studies, creating alternative livelihood opportunities for students.
• Theoretical discussions took place in Lalbagh, and practical training was conducted at the Murshidabad District Museum in Jiaganj.

Why It Matters: Students gain new career options in heritage preservation and tourism.