CMS ENVIS Centre has a repository of more
than 900 audio-video programmes to showcase. We welcome everyone
who is interested in watching the videos by sending an email
request to the Co-orodinator (cms-env@nic.in).
We will arrange the screening in the AVRC room of CMS ENVIS
Centre on a mutually agreed date and time.
For suggestions / comments / queries, please click here.
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| The King is Dying |
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NA/
25 Minutes 14 Seconds
/2006 |
| Producer:
Bahar Dutt |
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Commissioned by: CNN-IBN |
| Summary:
With only 300 animals left in the wild, the Asiatic Lion in India is dying a silent death. With numbers much lower than the tiger, the lions may vanish from Asia-because of poaching for their nails used as ornaments, deaths from a railway line that runs t |
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| Slaughter at Sea |
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English/
24 Minutes 57 Second
/2006 |
| Producer:
Bahar Dutt |
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Commissioned by: CNN-IBN |
| Summary:
This six-part series investigates how natures most magical phenomenon-the mass nesting of the olive ridley turtles has meant mass slaughter for these gentle giants of the sea. Thousands of olive ridley turtles come to Orissa in east India to lay their egg |
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| A Question of Land |
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English/
20 Min 34 Sec
/2006 |
| Producer:
Bahar Dutt |
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Commissioned by: CNN-IBN |
| Summary:
Over 100,000 people mostly tribals are to be displaced by big mining projects in Orissa. Will the state be able to rehabilitate all the displaced and what will be the impact of local climate and forests? We travel to the most backward regions to document |
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| Minee - A successful mother |
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English/
15 Minutes
/2007 |
| Producer:
Kartiki Kane |
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Commissioned by: View Finders, Pune |
| Summary:
Cats are the ancient mammalians evolved since the period of Dinosaurs. They are very intelligent and welcomed pets all over the world. The cats are well equipped to channelise their brain power into different behaviors. This is how they differ from all o |
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| Breaking the Barriers |
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English/
13 Minutes
/2006 |
| Producer:
S. Jayraj |
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Commissioned by: Ame Foundation |
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India is the second most populated and the seventh largest country in the world. The country is rich in both the natural endowments and manpower resources. The economy of nation is basically agrarian and majority of the population earn livelihood from agr |
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| Leave nothing but footprints (FILM CANCELED) |
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Hindi/
38 Minutes
/2007 |
| Producer:
Sanjay Barnela |
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Commissioned by: Moving Images |
| Summary:
Eco-tourism is entirely a new approach in tourism. It can be categorized as tourism program that is - 'Nature based, ecologically sustainable, where education interpretation is a major constituent and where local people are benefited". Leave nothing but f |
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| Village of Dust, City of Water |
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Hindi/
28 Minutes
/2006 |
| Producer:
Sanjay Barnela |
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Commissioned by: Moving Images |
| Summary:
The film's theme is anchored in the critical water resource and water supply issues currently facing rural population across India as depicted in contrast to urban water supplies. The film uses poetry and music as the primary narrative form to complement |
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| Forests of Reverence |
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English/
9 Minutes 49 Seconds
/2005 |
| Producer:
Rishu Nigam |
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Commissioned by: The Energy and Resources Institute |
| Summary:
Thousands of sacred forests dot the Indian landscape. Revered by local communities for generations together, the sacred groves have been preserved by faith. Home to many rare and endangered plant and animal species, these virgin forests are rich reservoir |
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| The Green Warriors of Thar |
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English/
10 Minutes 43 Seconds
/2006 |
| Producer:
Rishu Nigam |
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Commissioned by: The Energy and Resources Institute |
| Summary:
Amidst the arid Thar desert, where survival itself is tough, there exists a community that reveres nature in all its forms. The film 'The Green Warriors of Thar', takes you to the Bishnois of Western Rajsthan, who consider it a matter of pride in dying wh |
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| Buildings that breathe |
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English/
10 Min 55 Sec
/2006 |
| Producer:
Richa Arora |
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Commissioned by: NOT PROVIDED - CHECK FROM FILM |
| Summary:
Most traditional buildings of India were built on sustainable principles because they did not have electricity. Today, many architects are reviving these techniques to reduce the burden on the environment. The film, 'Buildings that Breathe' looks at some |
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