D.M. College of Arts Hosts 3rd Extension Lecture on World War II History

The History Club of D.M. College of Arts successfully conducted its 3rd Extension Lecture Programme on Thursday, featuring noted historian and curator, Arambam Angamba Singh. Singh, who currently serves as the President of the 2nd World War Campaign Foundation and Curator of The Hump World War II Museum in Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh, delivered a detailed and engaging lecture on the Second World War and the Battle of Imphal.

Addressing a packed audience of students, faculty, and history enthusiasts, Sir Angamba Singh emphasized the strategic importance of the Battle of Imphal, calling it one of the most pivotal confrontations in World War II. Using a multimedia presentation, he brought to life lesser-known battlefields across Manipur, shedding light on the state’s critical yet often overlooked role in global wartime history.

Students and members of the History Club had the opportunity to directly interact with the guest speaker, posing insightful questions about the war, military strategies, and the historical legacy of the region. Singh responded with clarity and enthusiasm, offering deep reflections on the long-term implications of the battle for both regional and global history.

The session was lauded for its academic value and interactive nature. Sir Angamba Singh commended the students for their attentiveness and participation, expressing his appreciation for the College’s initiative in promoting historical awareness.

The History Club extended heartfelt gratitude to Sir Angamba Singh for his presence and for sharing his vast reservoir of knowledge. The lecture proved to be a memorable and enriching experience for all attendees, reinforcing the importance of connecting local history to broader global narratives.