The return of Sangai is the story of how Keibul Lamjao National Park, the only floating National Park in the world, located in Manipur, India could secure the population of once declared extinct deer Sangai (Rucervus eldii eldii /brow antlered deer) or the dancing deer, of Manipur, also known as the pride of Manipur. <br /><br />This is the official video of Keibul Lamjao National Park the only floating national park in the world naturally grown over Loktak Lake in Manipur - the largest freshwater lake in North east India.<br /><br />Chapters<br />00:00 Introduction<br />00:50 Title : The Return of Sangai<br />01:01 Introduction to Manipur<br />01:30 The Loktak Lake<br />02:22 What is Phumdi<br />03:02 Keibul Lamjao<br />03:46 Sangai and Keibul Lamjao National Park<br />06:14 The new challenges<br />07:28 The new solutions and results<br />09:07 Visitors and Eco-tourism<br />10:10 Credits<br /><br />Sangai was declared extinct, but later rediscovered and the work of the forest department and villagers helped in securing the population of Sangai.<br /><br />The loktak lake is the largest freshwater lake in north east India and the people of Manipur are directly or indirectly dependent on the lake. Keibul Lamjao National Park floats on the southern side of the lake and is the only floating National Park in the world.<br /><br />■ ■ For public screening request email to media@theindia.info to receive a screening copy.<br /><br />■ ■ Film Festivals<br />■ India Heritage Walk Festival, 2018<br />■ SEFF - Smaragdni Eco Film Festival, 2018<br />■ Kadakam Forest and Wildlife Festival, Palakkad, 2018<br />■ Kirloskar Vasundhara International Film Festival, 2019<br /><br />■ ■ The Story<br />In the far reaches of North East India, lies a place, so hidden, that few have heard about. A realm of waterways, and floating meadows.<br /><br />Indeed, a unique environment, essential to both the people who live around, and the wild animals, that share it.<br /><br />This, is the story of the only floating national park on our planet, and the only home to an endangered deer subspecies, that has made a remarkable comeback from the brink of extinction.<br /><br />■ ■ OUR SINCERE THANKS TO<br /><br />Shri N. Biren Singh<br />Hon'ble Chief Minister, Manipur<br /><br />Shri Th. Shyamkumar<br />Hon'ble Minister, Forests & Envt., MAHUD, Hort. & SC, Manipur<br /><br />Shri Shambhu Singh, IAS<br />Addl. Chief Secretary, ForestS & Envt., Manipur<br /><br />Shri Kereilhouvi Angami, IFS<br />Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and HoFF, Manipur<br /><br />Shri DJN ANAND, IFS<br />Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (WILDLIFE), Manipur<br /><br />Shri ANURAG BAJPAI, IFS<br />Chief Conservator of Forests, Manipur<br /><br />ARUN RS, IFS<br />Forest Department Manipur<br /><br />VINOD KUMAR DK, IFS<br />Forest Department Manipur<br /><br />Nirmala Chanu<br />Forest Department Manipur<br /><br />L Biramangol Singh<br />Forest Department Manipur<br /><br />FILMING EQUIPMENT<br />Felis Creations Pvt. Ltd.<br /><br />SPECIAL THANKS TO<br />SANDESH KADUR<br />Felis Creations Pvt. Ltd.<br /><br />THANKS TO<br /><br />Adarsh NC<br />Dr. Chongpi Tuboi<br />Dilan Mandanna<br />Giuseppe Bucciarelli<br />Kalyan Varma<br />Malaika Vaz<br />Nitya Sood<br />Rahul Raghav<br />Rohit Sapam<br />Sooraj Puthiyedam<br />Thokchom Romen Singh<br />Thomas Joseph Thengummoottil<br /><br />Staff at Keibul Lamjao National Park<br />The People of
