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For the first time, the Government of Jammu and Kashmir permitted extensive media coverage of the holy Shri Amarnath Yatra, marking a significant step towards documenting and showcasing one of the most revered annual pilgrimages in the country. The Shri Amarnath Shrine Board entrusted Independent Newmedia Agency Pvt. Ltd. (INA) with the rights to organise and execute the production of a documentary film on the sacred pilgrimage.
The documentary aimed to capture the spiritual significance, religious traditions, and rich cultural heritage associated with the Yatra, while documenting the arrangements and coordinated efforts undertaken to facilitate the pilgrimage. Through comprehensive visual documentation, the project sought to present the scale, devotion, and organisational aspects of the annual pilgrimage, creating a lasting audiovisual record of this important religious event.
Savdhaan India was a crime-based television series produced by Star TV and broadcast on Star Bharat, formerly known as Life OK. The series featured stories inspired by real-life criminal incidents, covering a wide range of offences, including murder, kidnapping, domestic violence, fraud, robbery, forgery, rape, sexual assault and other criminal activities.
INA Media produced several episodes of the series, addressing crime-related issues and their wider social implications. Through its compelling narratives, Savdhaan India sought to raise public awareness about crime, promote vigilance and highlight the importance of personal safety and justice.
A 52-Episode Television Series
Poorva Suhani Aayi Re was a 52-episode Hindi television series centred on the role of women in village panchayats across India. Telecast on Doordarshan National, the series followed Poorva, an illiterate but highly motivated village girl who, through her courage and commitment, gave a voice to her fellow villagers.
The show highlighted how Poorva helped rural communities understand the benefits of various government welfare schemes and policies, enabling them to improve their living standards. Married to the son of a wealthy and influential zamindar, Poorva challenged social barriers and emerged as an agent of change, demonstrating the importance of women’s participation in grassroots governance and rural development.
A 52-Episode Television Series
Inspired by a real story from Gujarat, India, Tulsi More Angana was a 52-episode television series centred on women’s cooperatives in the vegetable sector. The show followed Tulsi, a village girl whose courage, determination, and commitment helped her overcome challenges and transform herself into a successful businesswoman.
Telecast on Doordarshan, the series highlighted women’s empowerment, collective entrepreneurship, and the transformative power of cooperation in rural communities.
