New Infotainment & Lifestyle Show Updates

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Sai Laxman said:
@Sarfa bro -- This thread title now gud bro :) .. One Suggestion bro instead of Using "n" between Infotainment Lifestyle words Symbol "&" looks gud .. Possible consider it bro - Thanks ..

I want to say the same,
Update the same in kannada shows & WTP thread
 
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Ok Guys :tup Thanks for the suggestions :)
 
National Geographic premier to one-hour docu Extreme Tech: Corridor to Kashmir on 4th Feb

National Geographic is all set to bring forth a very significant and inspiring story of an extreme engineering feat, a coming together of human resilience and triumph of technology to make the unimaginable, possible. The exclusive documentary, Extreme Tech: Corridor to Kashmir will take viewers to some of the Himalayan ranges and showcase the innovation in technology to overcome monumental challenges to set up an electric transmission network across the in PirPanjal range.

This is an incredible story of the invincible human grit coupled with a technological marvel meant to strengthen the energy reliability of Kashmir valley. This one-hour marvel of a story speaks about the efforts of one of India’s largest energy delivery solution provider Sterlite Power, braving extreme weather and challenges of tough terrains to set-up a power transmission network. For the first time enable engineers used Heli-Cranes to transport material for the transmission tower. One can see the air crane lifting material and tower elements between treacherous mountains in the valley’s unpredictable weather.

Apart from showcasing technological achievements, this documentary will highlight the most difficult and risky jobs performed by cable stringing at high towers; coordinating with the Heli-cranes in the snow covered mountain range etc. are just a few of them.

National Geographic’s EXTREME TECH: Corridor to Kashmir aims to bring forth astonishing acts of spirit and technological advancement and celebrate the strides that India is making in the world of innovation.

National Geographic premier to one-hour docu Extreme Tech
 
MUMBAI: Infotainment broadcaster National Geographic is all set to bring forth a very significant and inspiring story of an extreme engineering feat. The documentary, ‘Extreme Tech: Corridor to Kashmir’, which airs on 4 February at 7:30 pm, will take viewers to some of the Himalayan ranges and showcase the innovation in technology to overcome monumental challenges to set up an electric transmission network across the Pir Panjal range.

This is a story of human grit coupled with a technological marvel meant to strengthen the energy reliability of Kashmir valley. The one-hour story speaks about the efforts of one of India’s largest energy delivery solution provider Sterlite Power, braving extreme weather and challenges of tough terrains to set up a power transmission network. For the first time, engineers used heli-cranes to transport material for the transmission tower. One can see the air crane lifting material and tower elements between treacherous mountains in the valley’s unpredictable weather.

Apart from showcasing technological achievements, this documentary will highlight the most difficult and risky jobs performed by cable stringing at high towers; coordinating with the heli-cranes in the snow covered mountain range etc. are just a few of them.

Nat Geo showcases engineering feat in India in new docu | TelevisionPost.com
 
Fox Life to premiere 'Spirited Traveller' on 20 March

Fox Life is bringing an all-new adventurous local production Spirited Traveller with chef Kiran Jethwa. The show will be aired on 20 March at 9pm time slot.

The show explores the local cuisines and beverages of India with the charismatic Kenya-born Indian origin chef. With a history of award-winning shows such as tales from the Bush Larder and Fearless chef exclusively on Fox Life, Jethwa is a true adventurer.

Taking inspiration from the diverse and rich culture of India, Fox Life will capture Jethwa on a fun journey through the country, exploring its unique beverages, their origin and the local age-old delicacies. Right from tasting the fanciest cocktails to uncovering secret concoctions that make local intoxicants, to delving into native cuisine - this show will take you through India like never before.

Fox Network Groups India content and communication vice-president Aparna Deshmukh said, “We are extremely excited for our newest local production that is aimed at creating an experiential journey of Indian beverages in this first of its kind show. Our trade partners will be able to drive immense value from this show owing to the talent and the format. Jethwa has long been a part of the Fox Life family with his top-rated shows. We hope that our viewers quench their thirst for good entertainment right here with us on Fox Life.”

Fox Life to premiere 'Spirited Traveller' on 20 March | Indian Television Dot Com
 

New Infotainment Show Update:


" Dont Blink " Premier Start on 20th February , 2017 , 6:00 PM IST Only on History TV18 ..
 
MUMBAI: Infotainment broadcaster Discovery Channel is all set to launch a new series, ‘Walking The Nile’ on 22 February.

The show will air every Wednesday at 9 pm. It will follow explorer and former British Army paratrooper Levison Wood who walked the Nile – from source to sea – to uncover its many perplexities.

Wood is the first person ever to endure 4,250 miles of walking along the river and exploring some of the most intense yet exquisite countries. He covered a journey of more than seven million steps over a nine-month expanse.

The show will feature Wood’s complete journey which commenced from Republic of Rwanda. The country is landlocked in Central Africa and is called ‘The Land of a Thousand Hills.’ It’s also the location of the Nile’s source. From Rwanda, he travelled to the north through Tanzania. This was followed by Uganda, South Sudan, Republic of Sudan and finally Egypt, where the Nile merges with the Mediterranean Sea.

On his journey, Wood suffers several hurdles and emotional crises, including the passing of a friend and journalist Matt Power (from heat stroke), who joined him along the way. He had to walk through deserts dodging minefields and also save himself amidst a violent civil war in South Sudan. Furthermore, he was robbed on the roadside. He averted gangs and rebels and often was tailed by the local law enforcement.

Discovery Channel to air Walking The Nile' from 22 February | TelevisionPost.com
 
MUMBAI: Infotainment broadcaster National Geographic will air globally an adventure saga in the show ‘Origins: The Journey of Humankind’, an eight-part series that traces the innovations that made the world modern.

The series is a full-sensory, time-travel adventure that delves deep into history to find the pivotal ‘origin’ moments that fueled our evolutionary ascension. While we are in a fast-growing technological age fueled by smart phones, satellites and the ‘next big discovery, ‘Origin’: The Journey of Humankind’ pauses to probe the biggest questions in the universe: How did we get here? How did Homo Sapiens evolve from apes swinging tree to tree to astronauts walking on the surface of the moon?

Premiering 6 March on National Geographic in the US and in 171 countries and 43 languages later this year, ‘Origins’ is a contemporary twist on the traditional historical documentary.

Nat Geo to air ‘Origin’: The Journey of Humankind’ globally | TelevisionPost.com
 

New Infotainment Show Update:


" Modern Marvels " New Season 4th March , 2017 , 7:00 PM IST Only on History TV18 / HD ..
 
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