A 24-hour Journey through India’s Reality only on '24 Hours' on NDTV 24x7

Media News

New Delhi, January 21, 2010

NDTV brings to you an award winning news show, '24 Hours' that captures India's complex, even chaotic reality rarely seen on news television. The show travels across the country, trails a person or a place for 24 hours or simply explores a concept. 24 Hours in the past featured the chaos of a women’s government hospital to 24 hours with a group of Parsi's from Bombay on a pilgrimage to Iran and many more. The new series of 24 Hours takes you through diverse theme across the country like Aryan villages in Ladakh to the politics of Nitish Kumar.

The first episode gives you an intimate look, at the Border Security Force's Camel Mounted Band, which makes its 20th appearance at the Republic Day parade this year. The band is a scene stealer every year but behind it, is the story of 100 camels and 200 men, who spend three months, far from their natural desert terrain, in a makeshift camp in Delhi, rehearsing rigorously.

Explore the 24 hours journey through the unseen and untold realities across the country only on ‘24 Hours’, a distinctive show starting January 23rd, Saturday at 7:30 pm with a repeat telecast on Sunday at 4:30 pm only on NDTV 24x7.

For further information, please contact:

Comma Consulting

Joyeeta Mitra

Mobile: +919910084274

Email: jmitra@comma.in