The Assam State Museum in Guwahati has inaugurated a special exhibition titled 'Jyotir-Kareng: Life, Legacy and Renaissance of Jyoti Prasad Agarwala' on its 87th foundation day. This exhibition uniquely combines soil from Tamulbari in Dibrugarh district and Poki in Tezpur, symbolizing the cultural icon's roots. It showcases Agarwala's diverse contributions as a playwright, filmmaker, poet, and freedom fighter, while situating his work within the broader anti-colonial movement of early 20th-century India. The exhibition features rare artifacts such as handwritten letters, archival photographs, and personal items like his stopwatch used in films, providing tangible connections to his legacy. Soundscapes of Agarwala's compositions, known as Jyoti Sangeet, create an emotional backdrop, and interactive stations invite visitors to engage more deeply with his artistic contributions. The thoughtful design promotes a contemplative atmosphere, allowing guests to appreciate Agarwala's enduring impact on Assamese culture.