Pragjyotisa Kinetic Imaging [ "PKI" ] is located on north bank of mighty river Brahmaputra about 40 Kilometers north-west of Lokapriya Gopinath Bardaloi International Airport, Guwahati ASSAM.

PKI has been founded by Jintu Talukdar and Anjan Talukdar of Muguria, Pathsala Assam.

The initiative taken by both founders has helped local employment.

For more information or for business proposals contact Pragjyotisa Kinetic Imaging.

Chitraban is a Sanskrit word. Here "chitra" equals wonderful, paint, imaging, animation, and "ban" equals park. Thus, "chitraban" is translated closed to Kinetic Imaging which will include at least video animation and sound.

Pragjyotisa is also a Sanskrit word. Here "jyotisa" equals electric/flash or lightning while "prag" equals begin or early or start.

Pragjyotisa is the name of an ancient kingdom with capital Pragjyotisapura. This capital was probably situated in present Darrang district of Assam while Bhauma ruled Pragjyotisa. Later on the capital might have moved to present Rangia/Gauhati area by King Naraka, but keeping the same name. The name of the Kingdom changed to Kamarupa probably during or after King Naraka.

Pragjyotisa, Pragjyotisapura and Kamarupa find frequent mention in Srimad Bhagavad and other Epics lore such as Mahabharata.

Srimad Bhagavad 10.59.2-3:

sri-suka uvaca:
indrena hrta-chatrena hrta-kundala-bandhuna
hrtamaradri-sthanena jnapito bhauma-cestitam
sa-bharyo garudurudhah prag-jyotisa-puram yayau
giri-durgaih sastra-durgair jalagny-anila-durgamam
mura-pasayutair ghorair drdhaih sarvata avrtam

Saint Suk says: After Bhauma, King of Pragjyotisa, sieged demigods' playground at the peak of Mandara mountain along with Varuna's umbrella and Indra's mother's earrings, Indra went to Lord Krisna and informed Him of these misdeeds. The Lord, taking His wife Satyabhama with Him, then rode on Garura to Pragyotisa-pura, which was surrounded on all sides by fortifications consisting of hills, unmanned weapons, water, fire and wind, and by obstructions of mura-pasa wire.