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The Loan That Built a Future | A New Approach to Affordable Housing

When Dhanusiya and Prabakaran dreamed of building a home of their own, they turned to Nanayasurabhi Affordable Housing Finance Limited (NHFL), a housing finance company based in Trichy. Their dream became a reality — but for millions of low-income families across India, home ownership still remains out of reach. This film explores how NHFL, in …

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Bandipur Yuva Mitra | Where Youth Meets The Wild

Recognised in the India Book of Records, Bandipur Yuva Mitra is a unique youth awareness programme launched at the Bandipur Tiger Reserve by the Karnataka Forest Department. Surrounded by 136 villages, Bandipur is home to thousands of students who live close to the forest but often know little about what lies within it. Bandipur Yuva …

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The Story of Arakeshwara Temple

Discover the sacred charm of Hale Yedatore, a historic village in the Krishnaraja Nagara taluk of Mysore district, Karnataka. Just a few kilometres north of Krishnarajanagara, this serene riverside settlement is home to the revered Arakeshwara Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Nestled by a sacred bend of the Kaveri River, the name “Yedatore” itself reflects …

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The Life and Legacy of Crickets | Prof. Rohini Balakrishnan

They’ve been around for over 150 million years — long before humans evolved. The crickets. Tiny, unassuming, and among the first animals on Earth to use sound to communicate. This film follows Dr. Rohini Balakrishnan, an IISc scientist whose lifelong fascination with the natural world led her to the songs of these ancient insects. From …

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Bengaluru’s Outer Ring Road | A Story of 17 Kilometres

Bangalore is often celebrated as India’s IT capital, but behind the thriving economy lies a growing challenge — traffic. Once a small town with beautiful weather and unmatched talent, the city expanded rapidly, but infrastructure failed to keep pace. The result? Outer Ring Road (ORR), a 17-kilometre stretch housing over 500 companies and nearly 10 …

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Krishna’s Butterball | Mahabalipuram

Why hasn’t this giant rock moved in over 1,200 years? In Mahabalipuram, India, a 250-ton granite boulder called Krishna’s Butterball sits perfectly balanced on a slope — defying logic, physics, and even attempts to move it with seven elephants. Legends say it was dropped from the heavens by Lord Krishna. Science points to friction and …

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India’s Street Dog Problem | Who’s Responsible?

India is home to over 52 million stray dogs—the largest street dog population in the world. On August 11, 2025, the Supreme Court issued a shocking order: round up every stray dog in Delhi and move them to shelters within eight weeks. Overnight, the city’s one million street dogs became the center of an impossible …

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India’s Grandest Thematic Flower Show | Lalbagh Botanical Garden

Held in the heart of Bengaluru at the iconic Lalbagh Botanical Garden, the Lalbagh Flower Show is among the world’s longest-running floral festivals — a vibrant celebration of nature, culture, and creativity. This biannual spectacle, dating back to 1912, now ranks as the third-longest-running flower show globally. Each edition draws over 9.6 lakh visitors and …

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Mango Man of India | Padma Shri Haji Kaleem Ullah Khan

In India, mangoes are more than just a fruit—they’re the soul of summer. But for one man, they became a lifelong passion. Meet Kaleem Ullah Khan, lovingly known as the ‘Mango Man of India’, whose extraordinary devotion to horticulture transformed a single 120-year-old mango tree in Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh, into a living marvel—bearing over 300 …

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Yoga | From Origins To Everyday Practice

Yoga is more than just physical exercise—it’s a profound spiritual discipline rooted in ancient science. Derived from the Sanskrit word “Yug”, meaning “to unite,” Yoga signifies the harmonious union of the individual with the universe, of body with mind, and of man with nature. In this video, journey through the timeless origins of Yoga, dating …

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