A documentary film is on life of preaching of the great social reformer Jagajyoti Basaveshwar. He fought against casteism and set a social atmosphere in the universe.

This is a success story of a tribal man Dr. Kanna Madavi who rose to become sucessful Surgeon. Dr.Kanna belongs to the tribe called "Madia Gonds" of one of the most backward area Gadchiroli in Maharashtra.

Khatkar Kalan, a village in the Punjab where Shahid Bhagat Singh was born. His mother Vidyavati whom every Indian honoured, lived here. The state of Punjab bestowed on her the affectionate title of Punjab Mata (Mother of Punjab). The film shows her last moments and her funeral procession from Delhi to Hussainiwala, where she was cremated.

In the year 2000 Khajuraho temple completed their thousand years of existence on this occasion there was a year long celebration and various artists from different fields got together to study and discuss the heritage of Khajurajho temples. This film is a record of this great event.

On November 9, 1946 Mahatma Gandhi was campaigning in Noakhali to spread the message of tolerance and peace among people affected by religious riots. After independence Gandhiji was deeply pained to see Delhi enveloped in such riots. He went on fast on January 13, 1948. On January 30, 1948 as Gandhiji was going for his regular prayers, he was shot dead by Nathuram Godse. This film shows the time of the Mahatma's martyrdom.

Through a dramatised story, this family planning campaigner propagates the message of a small family.

Honouring the memory of a noted social reformer, humanitarian, and freedom fighter, the Jamnalal Bajaj Awards aim to promote the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi. In 1920, Gandhiji accepted Jamnalal Bajaj as his fifth son. This film records the Awards function when Miss Amalprava Das of the Sarania Ashram, Gauhati received the 1981 Jamnalal Bajaj Award for outstanding contribution in the field of constructive work. For outstanding contribution for the upliftment of women and children Mrs. Rama Devi Gopabandhu Chaudhuri received this coveted award (1981).

We celebrate our country's progress in all walks of life.

This film underlines through a story the importance of savings in the life a family. It can embark on a new life if there are savings at its disposal.

The film is on "Dhrupad Raag". In its existing form Dhrupad can be traced back to a thousand years of living traditions. Its origin, however, can be linked with the emergence of very first classical forms, follwing the break-up of tribal culture and the consequent development of folk music in early villages and of classical music in city/states.