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Oxford museum returns Naga remains to India

The Pitt Rivers Museum returned remains of 39 Naga people collected during British rule to a delegation from Nagaland after six years of talks.

Why it matters

It is part of a wider return of colonial-era remains.

Background

The remains were collected under the British Raj.

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