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Ministry of Culture English
In this video we can see , how science can be described in simple way for children in Nehru Science Centre. Science is demonstrated in simple way with fun. How …
Ministry of Culture English
Science museums for mass education deals with the activities that science museums do to popularise the science among the mass. Science museums arrange different educational activities like mobile science exhibition, …
Ministry of Culture English
The video is a documentary on the theatre actor, director and playwright Sombhu Mitra (1915-1997). He is considered to be one of the pioneers of Bengali theatre. He founded the …
Ministry of Culture English
This video gives information about the prehistoric animal life, history of dinosaur.
Ministry of Culture English
Demonstration on Physics by Prof. Richard Berg , deals with the practical experiment and lecture on light and sound.
Ministry of Culture English
The video is a documentation of the mural painting tradition of Odisha. There are three main types of paintings in Odisha; the painting on cloth or Pattachitra, painting on palm …
Ministry of Culture Assamese
The video is a presentation on the Sattriya dance of Assam. The film records the performance of the Ankiya Nat which is a one act play of the Sattriya at …
Ministry of Culture English
Lawani is a genre of music popular in Maharashtra, India. Lawani is a combination of traditional song and dance, which particularly performed to the beats of Dholki, a percussion instrument. …
Ministry of Culture Hindi
The video is a presentation on the Thewa Art of Rajasthan. Thewa art is historically linked to the town of Pratapgarh near Chittorgarh in Rajasthan. In 1775 the art of …