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Bodo tribe is the second largest tribe of Kachari group of tribals in the state of Assam. In this episode we discuss the socio-economic conditions of Bodo tribe in the Bodoland area. Our team travelled to the four districts of Bodo Territorial Council. We found that culturally rich Bodo tribe needs attention on the economic front as well as immediate action is needed on the front of irrigation front. Anchor: Shyam Sunder

This film is dedicated to the heroes of Kargil who sacrificed their lives for the safety, security and well being of their fellow citizens and the nation.

An extraordinary story of a 19-year old girl . Born with profound sensory neural hearing loss, Malsawmi has never had a chance to hear a thing clearly in her life. The struggle to understand why she is this way is not an extraordinary affair, but a family concern as attempts are made by the family to reclaim her sense of hearing. But when doctor inform the family that she is going to spend the rest of her life without the pleasure of sound, the family is devasted. Life gets worse as Malsawmi grows older and increasingly finds herself unable to fit in. Questions on why she is born this way begins to haunt her. Just when the prospect of ever living like a normal human being seems to evaporate, hope shows up in the form of a special school for children like- or much more disadvantaged tan- her. Better still, she realizes that she is not at all shut out by society because of her condition and continues her life despite the problems and challenges she has to face. Today, the sanguine Malsawmi bedazzles everyone with her phenomenal dance moves, her involvement at local church and society, her sense of friendliness, and simply put her charming beauty that is natural only to special people.

This amateur film of a road trip from Dimapur to Manipur in Northeastern India shows traditional dances and rituals and a gigantic flower float. This footage was shot by keen filmmaker William Meiklejohn,

This is a short documentary on Manipuri Dance. It is an Indian classical dance form. This dance has its origins in Manipur, a state in northeastern India. It is particularly popular for the themes of Vaishnavism and Rashleela, that depict the amorous relationship of the Hindu god Krishna and his lover Radha. This dance form is characterized by its use of graceful costumes, expressive yet delicate postures, rhythm, movement and soulful musical accompaniment. Manipuri dance was popularized outside India by the poet Rabindranath Tagore. This short documentary was filmed as a film class submission project.

Majuli, the world's largest river island in Assam, is located in the Brahmaputra river and is home to over 200 bird species. The island, once spread over 1250 square kilometers, has now shrunk to 522 square kilometers. The island is known for its historical heritage, bamboo houses, and handicrafts, such as the Samaguri session and the unique tradition of making masks.
The island is known for its lush green fields, beautiful flower beds, and the unique tradition of making masks. The island is very humid during summers, but good during rains. However, waterlogging and floods can make commuting difficult. The best time to visit Majuli is during the winter season, October to February.
Jorhat is connected by airport, rail, bus, or ferry from major cities like Guwahati. The island is considered one of the best treasures of Assam and is known as the cultural capital of Assam. The island is home to a mix of communities, including the Mishing tribe, Deori, Sonowal Kachari, and Ahoms, and is a wonderful amalgamation of nature and culture.

Based in Manipur, the Film tells the story of Tom Sharma, a transgendered make-up artist.

Skull racks. Under the eaves, tied against the wall or resting (53) on shelves are innumerable trophies. To the left there are several rows of enemies' heads, altogether 137, - apparently the largest collection in the area. The origin of most is still known and proudly recounted. (From the field notes of Christoph von Furer-Haimendorf, Date: 1970-08-26). 

Manipur's indigenous sport, Sagol Kangjei is believed to have laid the foundations of modern-day polo.

Let's remember Sagol kangjei hwjikna polo hyna malemgi mafam ayambada sanariba masana ase sanaleibak Manipur asidagi houdokkhibani. History of Traditional Manipuri Polo The sport is originated in Manipur and is associated with ancient manuscripts like Kangjeirol. It was introduced by King Kangba who ordered his officers to play the game on horseback. Thus, his subordinates were the first one to play this game. It is considered to be one of the three types of hockey and the other two were Khong Kangjei (field hockey) and Mukna Kangjei (included both wrestling and hockey) which people used to play in those times. It is also called by other names such as 'Kanjai-bazee' and 'Pulu'. And thus, people from Manipur believed that Polo originated from Manipur whereas China and other countries also claim their right. The origin of polo in Manipur is also associated myth logically with a God of the Chenglei tribe that is Marjing to whom a similar structure of ancient polo with a strick along with the ball is offered in rituals. Even festivals in Manipur such as Lai Haraoba Festival shows a play sequence in which Maibi (priestess) with a polo stick in hand goes out in search of a bride. Manipuri Polo depicts the rich culture and heritage of the state.

A film on the critical need for conservation and preservation of Majuli Island, the repository of a unique culture.

The Makum Chinese community exists on the fringes of Indian history, its narrative overshadowed by the broader events of the 1962 Indo-China war and the surge of nationalism it provoked.

This film is from the collection of G.P. (Gerry) Stewart, a member of the Indian Civil Service based in Manipur in the northeast of India, near the border with Burma (now Myanmar). Stewart appears dressed in safari suit and solar topi, seated on the ground talking to a group of local men. One of the men who appears in a number of shots is Tengkukai, a Kuki Lambu (official translator). Elizabeth Stewart, his wife, can also be seen. Much of the film features scenes in villages near the Burmese border, with distinct pagoda-style architecture and Buddhist shrines.

Manipur, The Jewel of India. This State is famous for producing great Sportsman, therefore it is called the powerhouse of India. Sangai- the endengered species of deer is found only in Manipur. Loktak lake the only floating lake in the world is also in Manipur. Here are few places worth mentioning for you to visit in Manipur: 1. Loktak Lake 2. Keibul Lamjao National Park 3. Imphal War Cemetery 4. Dzukou Valley 5. Shirui Peak 6. Piulong Valley 7. Tharon Cave 8. Sadu Chiru Falls 9. Sangai- Festivals 10. Shirui Festivals. PS: This video is made for educational purpose. The contents belong to the rightful owner. No copyright infringement intended.

Mary's only motive of building the academy was to provide opportunities to the poor young budding boxers. She wanted to create many more champions like her. Mary Kom took up the responsibility of enriching the Boxing fraternity of India. Her motive was to cater to the untapped talents who reside in the vast interiors of India. She has shown us a path and is now an inspiration to millions.