Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Documentary on Naga oral traditions screened
A documentary about the Naga people's oral traditions was shown at the Assam Rifles headquarters.
It was made by Parasher Baruah and Vibha Lakhera.
The documentary talks about the Naga people's experiences and why it's important to keep their stories alive.
It was shown to help people understand and appreciate the Naga culture better.
A documentary on Naga oral traditions was screened at the Assam Rifles headquarters.
The documentary is titled 'Weaves of Empathy: A Journey into Naga Oral History'.
It was directed by Parasher Baruah with concepts by Vibha Lakhera.
The documentary explores the experiences of the Naga people through community elders and the younger generation.
The purpose is to preserve oral histories and foster mutual understanding.
- Who
- Naga people, community elders, younger generation
- What
- Documentary screening on Naga oral traditions
- When
- July 26
- Where
- Shillong, Assam Rifles headquarters
- Why
- To preserve indigenous heritage and foster mutual understanding
Cultural Preservation
Modernization
Importance of Oral Traditions
Cultural Preservation
Preserving oral traditions is crucial for maintaining cultural identity and heritage.
Modernization
Modernization and written records may be more efficient for documenting history.
- Documentary Title
- Weaves of Empathy: A Journey into Naga Oral History
- Director
- Parasher Baruah
- Concepts
- Vibha Lakhera
- Screening Location
- Assam Rifles headquarters
- Purpose
- To foster empathy and strengthen social cohesion