Oral Traditions

Kali is the Hindu goddess of time and death. This kali mandir was established by Dimasa Raja Govinda Chandra Hasnu.

Bir Sambudhan was a freedom fighter and martyr from India, who fought for his Dimasa people to protect their dignity and freedom.

Sambudhan Phonglo was a freedom fighter and warrior from the Dimasa community. In 1880, he led an armed revolt against British colonial rule.

Amon Diphusa is narrating about the Dimasa Christians of the Dhansiripar and their conversion into Christianity from Dimasa.

This is the story of Banju Basha, where "Banju" means widow. It is a tale centered around her son, set during the time when the British colonized the region. It is the story of the Dijuwa people, who were deeply affected by the events.

The story of Gerai and Nagu depicts the history behind why they are not found in Dhansiri river.

Judima is a traditional ethnic rice wine of Dimasa people. Judima is a part of the Dimasa community's social and cultural life.

This book is a compilation of stories, songs, lyrics.

This video shows the the traditional attire of Dimasa girls.

The following videos show akumud Rajan Kemprai talking about the rules and regulations of Bushu Dima festival.