This film is about the reforms that were urgently needed to save the sinking ship of the public sector. Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee addressed the problem and laid down policies that gave approval for joint ventures to sick units and allowed management control and decision making authority to those units which were doing well in order to strengthen themselves to meet the demands of the nest century.

An instructional addressed to farmers demonstrates various techniques to manage the pest problem. Farmers can protect their crop of cotton from major pests by adopting an integrated method of pest management.

A film attempting to familiarize the tribal’s about various Governmental schemes that are meant to help them and that they should avail of them. Glimpses of developmental activities in a few tribal areas of the country are also presented.

This film highlights the benefits brought about by the Food for Work scheme. Such payment in kind (i.e. food grains) to the working people living in teeming poverty helped them get two meals a day. Food for Work was an effective employment scheme in rural areas, especially for the land-less, unemployed people.

This film examines the journeys of some people from bonded labour to liberation and the policy of education as an instrument of social change.

A film campaigning for savings, it narrates a story of Harish, a mill worker and a union leader who persuaded his fellow workers to save regularly every month through the Pay Role Saving Scheme.

The film showing how India has made progress in every field of economy, to become a self-sufficient country. The post-independent India has substantially developed its machine tools, textiles, chemicals, sugar and other industries, besides telecommunication and transport sectors. India has also developed electronic industry. Her craftsmen still retain their world renowned arts. After three decades of independence, Indians can now proudly tell anyone: Look at us now.

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A savings campaigner cartoon film motivating rural people to save part of their income through the National Savings Scheme(NSS).

The March, 1966 Mizo National Front uprising was a revolt against the Government of India, aimed at establishing a sovereign state for the Mizos. On 1st March, 1966, the Mizo National Front (MNF) made a declaration of independence, after launching coordinated attacks on the Government offices and security forces post in different parts of the Mizo district in Assam. This is a self narrated (protagonist) documentary film by a person who has spent his life being a MNF cadre; he relates his story, the incidents that has taken place during this Uprising.