Birsa Munda College is located in a region that is home to many indigenous tribes, nestled amidst the lush tea gardens of Nakshalbari in North Bengal. Recognising the imminent threat of assimilation with dominant cultures faced by these communities and the consequent loss of their languages and cultures, the college has embarked on a commendable initiative to actively archive and document their rich cultural heritage. Through meticulous efforts, Birsa Munda College is collecting a treasure trove of folk tales, songs, riddles, lullabies, poems, and prayer songs specific to each community from among their students, teachers, staff, and the people from the region. This inclusive approach ensures that the unique linguistic and cultural elements of tribes of the region are meticulously documented and preserved for posterity. Furthermore, by translating these materials into English and aiming for future publication, the college ensures that this invaluable heritage is not only safeguarded but also made accessible to a wider audience, thereby fostering greater appreciation and understanding of the diverse indigenous cultures of North Bengal.