Celebrate Rebublic Day with NDTV Good Times

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New Delhi, January 22, 2010

To mark India’s 60th Republic Day, NDTV Good Times has announced a series of special programmes to celebrate the spirit of today’s India - from our armed forces to folk traditions from luxury trains to spiritual journeys; tune in to catch this special programming parade.

As a tribute to India’s armed forces, the channel is launching a brand new series Jai Hind with Rocky and Mayur – join the witty anchors as they meet our country’s brave men, to live as they live and eat what they eat.

Jai Hind with Rocky & Mayur (New show)

Tuesday, January 26 at 8.00pm and repeat at 11:00pm

Rocky and Mayur bring you a show that pays a tribute to the Indian Armed Forces. They undergo backbreaking tasks, fail attempts at maintaining decorum and devour many mouth-watering meals they share with the soldiers. Challenges, emotions and menus culminate into a never-before-seen insider’s view of the Indian Armed forces. Get ready to charge!

I’m Too Sexy for my Shoes - Indian Weaves

Tuesday, January 26 at 7.00 am

This Republic Day, rejoice with a gush of colour. Bengal's Kantha, Banarasi Brocade, Rajasthani motifs. Celebrate Indian style with Ambika Anand as she takes you across the country to the workshops of designers in the four corners of India. Don’t miss this timeless edition of I 'm Too Sexy for My Shoes only on NDTV Good Times.

Bodylicious Yoga

Tuesday, January 26 at 8.30 am

"Yoga cultivates the ways of maintaining a balanced attitude in day-to-day life and endows skill in the performance of one's actions” - B.K.S. Iyengar

India, the birth place of yoga is now embracing its many forms as a way of life in modern times.

Bodylicious Yoga, a special series on yoga, is a welcome respite from the turbulence of the modern world. The series gives you an opportunity to spend quality evenings learning various yoga forms. Join Samara Currimbhoy as she takes you on a yogic journey with experts from around the country.

Cut

Tuesday, January 26 at 11.00am and repeat at 9:30pm

CUT’s Republic Day Special- takes you through the last decade's best patriotic performances. Also on the menu is an exclusive preview to the making of the new Shahrukh Khan-Kajol starrer My Name Is Khan

Festivals, Celebrating India! – Best of Festivals

Tuesday, January 26 at 3:30 pm & repeat at 10 pm

Discover the essence of India through some of its most heart warming festivals. Join us on this special half hour episode of Festivals - Celebrating India! on this Republic Day and become a part of this cultural and traditional extravaganza!

Picture Perfect - Veenu Pasricha

Tuesday, January 26 at 4.30 pm

A self-confessed technocrat, Veenu Pasricha is a man of many talents. He is a mixed media specialist who works magic with sound, light and visuals. Veenu opens the door to Picture Perfect on this Republic Day while he choreographs an epic, creates a son-et-lumiere and invites us to the most elaborate visual extravaganza at the Rashtrapati Bhawan.

Royal Rajasthan On Wheels – (back-to-back special episodes)

Tuesday, January 26 at 5.30pm, 6:00pm and 6:30pm

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels …an adventure as you criss-cross Rajasthan on perhaps India’s most luxurious train. Along the way while Amrita joins an old fashioned mehphil in Jaipur, co-host Arun Thapar feels the part while on an elephant ride along the ramparts of Amer Fort. They then head to Jaisalmer, where Arun meets the man who unravels his biggest treasure, the longest moustache in Jaisalmer.

En-route - Jodhpur is true to its reputation of being one of Rajasthan's most photogenic cities. Amrita follows a professional photographer who finds images of the town’s true character, while Arun basks in glory of Mehrangarh fort and Umaid Bhawan. Next on their route is Ranthambhore National Park, where a tiger called Machhali provides Arun, also a budding photographer, plenty of opportunity to practise his skills behind the camera.

End of the journey- The journey aboard Royal Rajasthan on Wheels takes a dramatic turn at the sound and light show in Chittorgarh. In Udaipur, a new passenger boards the train. It’s Suhel Seth. Will RROW make his exacting standards? The trio finally arrives in Agra where they are left speechless at the sight of the Taj.

For further information, please contact:

NDTV

Aarti Laxmanan

Tel: 4157 7777

Email: aartil@ndtv.com

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