I. "THE KASHMIR SEASON ENDS". A Newsparade cameraman visits the Kashmir Valley. II. "LORD ALANBROOKE'S VISIT TO INDIA". Lord Alanbrooke is greeted on arrival by Admiral Mountbatten and General Auchinleck. At Lahore he ...
I. "BENGAL'S FOOD SITUATION SURVEYED. ARMY CONTRIBUTES TRANSPORTATION". Sir J.P. Srivastava, Food Member and Mr. Casey, Governor of Bengal, tour eastern and western Bengal to review the food position in the province. II. " ...
I. "INDIAN NATIONAL DEFENCE COUNCIL ON TOUR IN BURMA". Four members of the Indian National Defence Council went across to Rangoon for a twelve-day tour of Indian formations in Burma. II. "REPATRIATION OF INDIAN TROOPS ...
I. "AUSTRALIAN XI'S FAREWELL TEST MATCH". At Madras, the Indian XI beat the visitors by six wickets. II. "INDIA GOES TO THE POLLS". Indians cast their votes in the Central Assembly elections, for the first time in eleven ...
I. "RACING SEASON OPENS AT THE ARAKAN TURF CLUB" Racing scenes at the Arakan Turf Club, Burma. Gordon Richards features among the jockeys. Queues of soldiers waiting at paying out windows and later running into the sea ...
I. "THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT" Scenes of Americans enjoying rodeo scenes at a grandstand involving horses, mules, bulls and lassoing. In Bombay, Canadian troops look after Indian "orphans" at a Christmas party featuring Father ...
I. "CEYLON WELCOMES A NEW GOVERNOR" Accompanied by his wife, Sir Henry Moore arrives in Ceylon as Governor and representative of the King, thirty four years after being a young civil servant. Moore meets civilian members of ...
I. "SANTINIKETAN - THE ABODE OF PEACE" "Famous people" attend the 43rd anniversary of the Ashram, founded by the father of the great poet Tagore". A plaque in Chinese "tells how the place has become world-famous". Scenes of ...
I. "PUBLICISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR INDIA'S FAITH AND CONFIDENCE" Mr Bozman holds meeting of the Publicity Advisory Committee as " a simple guide to what to say in wartime". Commentary also notes that "there is always someone to ...
Part of a film about the work of the Red Cross in India, WWII era. The Red Cross keep in contact with PoWs and help in the rehabilitation of wounded by providing comforts and therapies. In Bengal, where "undernourishment" is a problem, the Red Cross ...
Indian Sappers and Miners of 26th Indian Division, XV Indian Corps, seen at work with shovels, picks and bulldozers to prepare a road between the ...
At Yadaw, twenty miles east of Shwebo, ...
