Forgotten, Discovered and Then Forgotten Again: The 1857 Martyrs in Punjab's Ajnala

Despite 282 skeletons being excavated in a well in Punjab's Ajnala, the historian who made the discovery feels the government has done little to preserve the martyrs' memory.

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