Videos

On 15th August, India celebrates its independence, on the same day, groups fighting for independence from India, call a protest shut down of North Eastern India.

A full documentary on The Battle of Kohima as the Naga people saw it.

Dr Beoncy Laishram of Manipur fought prejudice and hostility to become northeast's first transgender doctor. Beoncy was born as ‘Boboi’, the only child of her parents. In 2016 she gave herself an identity that was truly her – she was a Nupi Maanbi now, the man-to-woman transgender of Manipur.

People who resides at the border between India and Bangladesh found themselves in a state of lost when construction of fence started along the border. Some of the field of cultivation of the citizens of India are in Bangladesh. Now they find difficult to cross over to cultivate in their own land. Security are tight from both side, that is their everyday nightmares.

It is our great privilege to present here rare video glimpses of the historic ‘Miracle Kohima Crusade’ of Rev Billy Graham 1972! Audio is inserted from Rev Billy Graham’s message from Kohima, Nagaland, India, 1972.

British and Indian forces have been fighting the Japanese at Imphal on the Burmese border for many weeks. The Japanese are now in retreat having suffered many casualties.

Behdienkhlam is one of the many cultural festivals celebrated in Meghalaya, primarily among the people of the Jaintia Tribe who follow the indigenous faith. It is celebrated in the month of July during the monsoon season. The main purpose of this festival is to appease the gods to ensure a productive harvest as well as to ward off any diseases.

A market in Manipur's Imphal houses over 4000 vendors, all of them women. This marketplace is a mini representation of Manipur's society, where women are at the forefront of running the economy. And not just the economy, historically important social movements have been spearheaded by women. But while this matrilineal setup has ensured women do not remain a passive spectator, it still hasn't been able to push their political participation. Infact, Manipur remains one of the worst Indian states when it comes to women leaders.

A writer looks for a bit of good news in the days of the Assam Movement (1985-90), when the youth had sunk to the lowest depths of degradation, and civilized emotions seemed to be wiped completely out of existence. Everywhere prevailed only lust and cowardly violence. Newspapers had chilling pages of depressing stories and to read them was to be overcome by an even greater feeling of horror and helplessness. Finally the writer discovers a small piece of news item in a morning paper that gives him hope as it brings him tales of inspiring people who survive the troubled times by piously and devoutly reading their holy scriptures.

Global Nexus organized the Inaugural Function of Birth Centenary Commemoration of RANI GAIDINLIU, a legendry freedom fighter from Nagaland at Vigyan Bhawan. The event was successful through proactive teamwork and excellent coordination.

Nagaland Government Project

Go behind the scenes of the award-winning Unseen Meghalaya short documentary with film makers Sapan Narula and Simran Gill as they talk about the trials and tribulations of filming in the remote dense forest

A documentary on the faith of the Galo tribe of Arunachal Pradesh called Donyi-Poloism; Sun (Donyi) and the Moon (Polo) are seen as the supreme deities; as well as the Nyibo who are the priests who serve as the means of communication between the people and the benevolent and malevent spirits.

A documentary on the bihu festival and associated customs and traditions of Assam, showcasing several less familiar aspects and beauties of Assamese culture

“Blissful ” A story of a boy who wish and dream to own a bicycle of his own like many of his school friends. Despite the child’s dreams and desire, His mother is unable to buy one. However one day the struggling single parent-mother promises to buy a bicycle. The child finally gets his bicycle but with a twist in the story.