A short clip of tatooing a leg of a girl

Released on: 1962

The film draws as its theme a picture of the beautiful, lovely orchid flowers of Manipur, in their assorted varieties and environment. The connected lores are also emphasised.

Released on: 1993

This docu film is about the people of Mizoram who took up arms in struggling for independence. It shows the brutality committed by the army, the citizens were mishandled and beaten, women were raped etc.,

Released on: 1991

Yelhou Jagoi, "Re-enactment of the Creation" (The dances of Lai Haraoba).Directed by Aribam Syam Sharma, Is a most valuable resource on the traditional Kaglei style of Lai Haraoba practiced by the Meitei of Manipur's Imphal valley. The three heads, Ng, Kumar Amaibi, Rk Achoubasana, and Khangembam Mangi Pena Khongba represented the finest living experts of Kanglai Haraoba in the mid twentieth century.

Released on: 1996

'Canterbury East' swing to train arriving to the station.  Crowd gathered on the station to greet the bishops. Right Reverend N. K. Biswas of Assam walking out of train with big smile. General view outside the station, crowd of bishops shaking hands.

Released on: 1948

The Story of a community that lives around the Patkai ranges of the Himalayas in Nagaland, a region which records a higher incidence of HIV/ AIDS than the world average.

Released on: 2006

In the state of Assam, a silver of India squeezed between Bangladesh and Bhutan, four million people are at risk of becoming stateless.

Released on: 2018

Christoph von Furer Haimendorf in March 1962 visited Wanchu tribe in Nagaland. He filmed their daily chores and activities.

Released on: 1962

Walking through a park Tankghul Naga – Tuinem Village Tankul Naga weaving - setting up - weaving - sewing together the strips Nagas on the road with photographic equipment Close-up of Luikai, smoking Tangkhul Naga wrestling, Ukhrul - two men wrestling War dance Yartong takes a head - two men in a mock fight with spears and shields at Ukhrul Tangkhul girls singing Huimi village Spear throwing Spear throwing in Camp Songphel

Released on: 1939

(18 Jun 1980) Speaking "underground" to avoid arrest, the President of AASU (All Assam Students' Union) Mr Prafullah Kumar Mohanta answers questions on how he would describe a "foreigner" and how he would answer charges that his movement is an act of secession and communalism. He is accompanied at the interview by Mr Neelam Barua, a post-graduate student and secretary of the Debate and Symposia.

Released on: 1980