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Set to sign MoU with British Museum today to bring Vrindavani Vastra home: Assam CM

“Set to sign MoU with British Museum today to bring Vrindavani Vastra home: Assam CM”, IANS, November 16, 2025

“New Delhi, Nov 17 (IANS) Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced that a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be signed on Monday in London with the British Museum to facilitate the return of the sacred Vrindavani Vastra to Assam under a loan agreement.

Calling it a moment of immense cultural significance, the Chief Minister wrote on X (on Sunday night), “Tomorrow is a big day for Assam & Bharat. We are signing a MoU with the British Museum so that the sacred Vrindavani Vastra can be brought back home under a loaning arrangement. Vikas & Virasat continue to be pillar of our governance agenda.”

CM Sarma is currently in London on a high-level visit aimed at negotiating the terms for bringing the historically treasured textile back to its homeland……..”

Read full article at ianslive.in

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