An anti-dowry film stressing the point that marriages must cease to be a matter of arrangement by parents for money. Any young man who demands dowry as a condition of marriage discredits his education and his country. He also dishonours womanhood.

The film shows the improvement in the breed and milk yield of hill cows as a result of cross-breading with Jersey bulls through artificial insemination. Twelve cross-breeding units in India have helped to artificially inseminate about 10,000 hill cows, enabling the simple hill people to improve their means of livelihood with more and better milk and sturdier and healthier cattle.

On the shoulders of our youth rests the future of India. This documentary acquaints us with youth camps organised for village uplift, and exphasises the role the nation's youh can play in breaking through ignorance and prejudice of the villagers.

The fast paced city life leads some to seek refuge in some intoxication. Gradually the intoxication becomes an inseparable part of their life. For some men this addiction turns into fatal attraction. They start withering away towards death and prepare their last journey......

This is an effective documentary on the most sensitive problems of untouched ability. The central character of the film is a Harijan. The various problems of Harijans have been effectively brought out. However, efforts are being made to establish equality and wipe out this social injustice. The main character comes out with assertion and positive attitude towards the main stream of the country.

The film shows briefly India's achievements during the 25 years of its Independence.

The film deals with the pine resin industry in India.

In modern times, packaging does not mean only a pack or a container -tin can, paper carton or glass bottle. It is now widely recognised as a system which involves not only creation and production of apackage formed from a number of materials but a great deal more. The main functions of packaging are to carry, contain, deliver and dispense. It is in the field of creative and cost-effective packaging that the Indian Institute of Packaging (IIP) endeavours to play an important role.

The end of the Portuguese rule in Dadra Nagar Haveli in 1954 was the beginning of a new era for the people living in this small territory in south Gujarat. The film tells the story how the life of a progressive farmer changed as a result of Government help by way of loans for agricultural purpose. The film highlights the facts that unless the people themselves face the realities and work for a better future, any amount of Govt. help and assistance will not help improve the condition of anyone in the country.

The film in a nutshell culls out the sterling role played by an aircraft carrier in the Indian naval history. This film beautifully brings to life the historical moments of an advanced battle ship of British royal navy H.M.S. Hercules induction into Indian navy during 1952 as “I.N.S. Vikrant” which later turned out to be the prized possession of our nation. And this film ends how this ship metamorphosed into a museum ship as I.N.S. Vikrant an all time maritime museum to preserve our naval history for the posterity.