Over 1,000 people were martyred to British bullets as they celebrated Baisakhi in Amritsar on 13 April 1919. Watch our retelling of this heart-wrenching incident on 'Jallianwala Bagh: Punjab Da Dil’, a salute to all these brave freedom fighters who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation.

Also available in Hindi and English languages. OOver 1,000 people were martyred to British bullets as they celebrated Baisakhi in Amritsar on 13 April 1919. Watch our retelling of this heart-wrenching incident on 'Jallianwala Bagh: Punjab Da Dil’, a salute to all these brave freedom fighters who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation.

Also available in Hindi and Punjabi languages. Over 1,000 people were martyred to British bullets as they celebrated Baisakhi in Amritsar on 13 April 1919. Watch our retelling of this heart-wrenching incident on 'Jallianwala Bagh: Punjab Da Dil’, a salute to all these brave freedom fighters who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation.

A few rare brands achieve the distinction of becoming truly iconic. Royal Enfield is one such legendary brand with a unique story - a vintage motorcycle company that has an English pedigree but an Indian upbringing. Royal Enfield Bullet, is the world's oldest continuously made motorcycle which has legions of fans and followers who love it's sound, looks and riding comfort. This is the story of the rise, fall and rise of Royal Enfield - an iconic motorcycle company.

An unforgettable saga of raw grit and courage, this is the story of how one man, The Chief of Army staff of the Jammu & Kashmir State Forces, Brig. Rajinder Singh MVC, changed the course of history. With an intrepid band of just 150 soldiers, he saved the valley of Kashmir in 1947, when treachery opened the gates from Uri to Srinagar. Ruler of Jammu & Kashmir, Maharaja Hari Singh, called upon Brig. Rajinder Singh to do the impossible – hold the raiders off till Indian Forces could fly in. Brig. Rajinder Singh collected all available men and went forward himself. How long did he hold off enemy forces? How did he manage to save Kashmir in the nick of time? Find out in this EPIC feature.

After exploring the forgotten histories of India end to end, Ekaant puts a foot forward and goes Sarhad Paar! Ekaant Sarhad Paar takes us back into a time when India was more than just a political entity. It was an idea spread far and wide. History buff and Anchor Akul Tripathi packs his bags and heads to glittering Sri Lanka for an Ekaant divided by political boundaries but united still by that idea of India to explore a tale every Indian child has grown up listening to. In this special episode, Akul explores the Ekaant of Sigiriya, a magnificent rock, the ruins of a rock-palace, which myths and folklore eulogise as Ravana's palace. The same palace in whose gardens he had imprisoned Sita! Following the Ramayan trail into the heartland of Sri Lanka. Much has changed in the cultural links between India and Sri Lanka since the time of the Ramayana, yet there is more than just a hint of the ancient Jambudweep and Ratnadweep that still lingers in the Ekaant.

An Oscar-winning documentary about children born with cleft palates in India, and the people working hard to help them. Pinki is a five-year-old girl with a cleft lip, born into a desperately poor family from a village in the Mirzapur District in India. Pinki's parents did not know that her condition could be fixed with one simple operation until they met Pankaj, a social worker travelling through rural India, gathering patients to go to a hospital in Varanasi that provides free surgery to thousands every year. This real-life fairy tale follows Pinki's journey from a life of isolation and ostracism to a smile of joy.

Our host Ashutosh Rana meets Trishneet Arora from Punjab. This unassuming 24-year-old is the brain behind TAC Security, a cybersecurity company that has been making waves across the world. The company works with private and government organizations in India and the US, along with a number of multinational companies, to prevent cyber-attacks on security and improve security using ethical hacking. A boy from Ludhiana who did not go to school after standard 8, Trishneet started working in the field of cybersecurity at the age of 14 and started his company when he was 19. In a short span of 5 years, he has won innumerable awards, put India on the world may for cybersecurity, and astounded people with his intellect, unique ideas, and his zest for being better at what he does. Watch Trishneet Arora’s unique and amazingly inspiring journey to being on the list for Forbes 30 Under 30 at just 24 years of age in this EPIC Special.

The city of Balasinor has been a site of attraction for several palaeontologists worldwide to study and research fossils. In this documentary, host Neha S. K. Mehta takes us to the Dinosaur Fossil Park situated in this city of Gujarat- the 3rd largest dinosaur fossil excavation site in the world. This site is the only place in the globe to have 675 million years-old fossilized dinosaur eggs. See them for yourself in Balasinor: Rediscover India's Dinosaurs.

The Panna National Park is the 22nd tiger reserve of India and contains the last remaining tiger habitat of North Madhya Pradesh. In 2009, over 40 tigers disappeared mainly due to poaching and global warming. The forest management was quick to come up with a dynamic plan that conquered the issue, and in less than 10 years, the Panna Reserve once again has more than 50 tigers. A story set in a midst of wild canvases of planet earth, Emerald Forest - Return of the Tigers celebrates a decade of the amazing success that will forever be etched in the conservations hall of fame. It also discovers the rich flora and fauna of the region and other wildlife attractions.

Bombay, the financial capital of India, is known for its fast-paced lifestyle and concrete jungles. But in this city also hides a treasure fostered by Mother Nature herself - the Wetlands of Bombay. The Wetlands of the city are home to several species of flora and fauna, some of which are endangered. They are also the seasonal retreats for migratory birds like Flamingos.

The Panna National Park is the 22nd tiger reserve of India and contains the last remaining tiger habitat of North Madhya Pradesh. In 2009, over 40 tigers disappeared mainly due to poaching and global warming. The forest management was quick to come up with a dynamic plan that conquered the issue, and in less than 10 years, the Panna Reserve once again has more than 50 tigers. A story set in a midst of wild canvases of planet earth, Emerald Forest - Return of the Tigers celebrates a decade of the amazing success that will forever be etched in the conservations hall of fame. It also discovers the rich flora and fauna of the region and other wildlife attractions.

This film documents the spirit of Varanasi in all its glory. It elucidates more about the mythological significance of the city, its place in the pages of history, its cultural heritage and the lifestyle of the locals living there. It also explains the value the city holds in the eyes and hearts of the tourists thronging the city.

This documentary is about Ramleela performed in the quaint town of Konch, Uttar Pradesh. It is a ten-day festival that celebrates the glory of this age-old mythological legend through a beautiful act that demonstrates the events described in the legend. The presence of thousands of people to witness the festival makes the ambience of the place more lively.

This is a narrative about the Ramleela art form performed in Mehtapur, Punjab. This documentary throws light on this mysterious event happening every year with the Lakshman Murksha act simultaneously. The event encourages the gathering of people from different corners of India for them to be a witness to this unique art form.

Social media and it's umpteen variations created a paradigm shift in the digital world. With its many blessings came challenges that are now quite clearly grave problems. An alternative solution has never been more a need of the than now. Mr. Anand Mahindra took a step towards making this change. He gave out a call to create Indian rival of social media giant Facebook. The Social Solution is a feature that dives into the world of some young Indians who have embarked on a mission to blaze a trail and revolutionize the way we use social media. Backed by Mr Anand Mahindra, they build a networking site that reimagines the relationship between content creators, audiences, and advertisers.

Turning Point at Tololing is a documentary by General GD Bakshi detailing Indian Army's first major win during the Kargil War of 1999. India was caught unawares by the sudden offensive by the Pakistani Army while the then PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee was engaging in peace talks with Nawaz Sharif. How did the Indian Army fight back this sudden and aggressive attack by the enemy in the unforgiving Himalayan terrain? Recapturing Tololing Peak was a major turning point, which eventually ensured India's victory in one the toughest wars fought by the Indian Army in post-independence India.

Most of us live by the rules family, society, and the world dictates. But there are some who dare to tread a different path to follow their dreams, even if it means going against sound advice or popular choices. These rare people dare to think big and do whatever it takes to make their dream a reality. ‘Life Zara Hatke’ is the story of two such young people, Ankur and Danish, who have not only dared to dream but have already embarked on the quest of realizing their dreams. Ankur has just begun her journey as a stand-up comedian, and Danish has his mind set on becoming a professional wildlife photographer. They have made it their life’s mission to follow their passion, no matter the sacrifices or challenges. Join RJ Anmol as he introduces us to these inspiring youngsters and partake in their amazing journey.

The Hornbill Festival of Nagaland, over the years, has evolved from being just a celebration of the heritage and tradition of the Nagas into one big cultural event for all the 8 Northeast States. Named after the Great Indian Hornbill, the revered forest bird which is displayed in the folklore of most of the state's tribes, the festival is a colourful mixture of religious ceremonies, food fairs, sports, games, parades, crafts, performances, dance etc. In this EPIC Special we take you to the exotic state of Nagaland to experience 'the festival of festivals' and a unique tribal life and culture.

The Hornbill Festival of Nagaland, over the years, has evolved from being just a celebration of the heritage and tradition of the Nagas into one big cultural event for all the 8 Northeast States. Named after the Great Indian Hornbill, the revered forest bird which is displayed in the folklore of most of the state's tribes, the festival is a colourful mixture of religious ceremonies, food fairs, sports, games, parades, crafts, performances, dance etc. In this EPIC Special we take you to the exotic state of Nagaland to experience 'the festival of festivals' and a unique tribal life and culture.

In the battle of Srinagar, it was the heroic acts of Flying Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon that turned the war into our favour.

After the sudden demise of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964, Pakistan plotted against India, aiming at taking control of the disputed territory of Jammu & Kashmir. This led to the India-Pakistan war in 1965. In this documentary, Major General GD Bakshi takes us to Asal Uttar, Punjab – the battleground of one of the world's fiercest tank battles and the key turning point that turned the tide of war in India's favour. He recounts the incidents leading to the war while analyzing Pakistan's Operation Gibraltar which was designed to infiltrate their forces into Jammu and Kashmir and India's military response to counter which ended after a United Nations mandated cease fire.

Rivers have been the thread through which a nation's history, culture and existence has been woven. Be it Ancient Egypt along the Nile, or Indus Valley Civilisation along the Indus - rivers are the cradle of our civilisation. The rampant growth and development in the last couple of centuries has taken its toll on rivers - environmentally and culturally. Janani is a journey along the glorious Yamuna river, exploring it's mythical and natural origins, the society and culture that prospered on its banks and the environmental degradation it now faces. Mother to cities like Delhi and Agra, consort of Krishna and a gushing pristine stream in the Himalayas, Yamuna is not only a giver of water and life to its people, it is also a goddess and a cultural icon that has been celebrated in various art forms. Janani is the story of this river from its birth at Yamunotri till its confluence with Ganga and the Mythical Saraswati at Allahabad.

Navy day is observed on 4 December every year to celebrate the achievements and the role of the naval force in the daredevil attack on the Pakistani naval base in Karachi. The war of 1971 was a military conflict between India and Pakistan. The Indian Navy started the covert naval operations, which were executed successfully. Overall, the Indian Navy's attack was carefully planned and well executed. 'Operation Trident' has often been described by experts as one of the most brilliantly planned operations in the history of naval warfare. INS Nipat, INS Nirghat, INS Veer and INS Vidyut were part of the 'killer squadron' that was assigned with the task of sealing the fate of the Karachi harbor. The crew communicated in Russian, making it difficult to for the enemy crew to intercept. The attack was a complete surprise and a shock to Pakistan's Armed Forces Command. The operation was considered an enormous success for the Indian Navy with no casualties or damage to the Indian task group, which returned safely back to Indian ports.

The 1971 war with Pakistan was a quasi- total war fought on both the eastern and western fronts across many battle theatres that led to decisive results. It broke Pakistan in two and helped the new state of Bangladesh to emerge on the global stage. It entailed a march on the capital of Dacca (Dhaka), enforced regime change and the mass surrender of approximately 93,000 prisoners of war. The Indian political leadership displayed a single-minded and cold-blooded pursuit of national interests. The leadership of all three Service chiefs was inspiring and highly professional. This film puts spotlight on the charismatic leaders who won the war for us and records the bravery & sacrifice of our brave & young officers and jawans.

A few rare brands achieve the distinction of becoming truly iconic. Royal Enfield is one such legendary brand with a unique story - a vintage motorcycle company that has an English pedigree but an Indian upbringing. Royal Enfield Bullet, is the world's oldest continuously made motorcycle which has legions of fans and followers who love it's sound, looks and riding comfort. This is the story of the rise, fall and rise of Royal Enfield - an iconic motorcycle company.

Explore an emerging conflict in this safari through the Tadoba National Park in India. As the numbers of tigers in the park are improving, the visitors are excited, but the fears of the 50,000 villagers living inside the reserve are growing. Residents of Agarzari in the core area, and villagers from the buffer zone, are not just afraid for their own safety, but for the safety of their livestock, many of whom are lost to attacks by leopards, tigers, and sloth bears. Can peace be found between man and beast in this area? The residents of Agarzari and guides of the Park share their perspectives.

"The first episode sets the context for what led India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to intervene in the raging civil war in East Pakistan. Before India could take a step forward to intervene in the humanitarian crisis, Pakistan attacked India, leaving PM Indira Gandhi with no option but to declare war on 3rd December, 1971. In this film we hear of the first key air attack that India planned and carried out on West Pakistan. We hear the stories from the veterans who fought the war about their heroism in Battle of Longewala, Karachi bombings and Tezgaon bombings as well. Indian Air Force deploying it's planes to carry hundreds of Indian Army soldiers on a covert operation, deep into Bangladesh. Once the soldiers are air dropped across the Meghna river, then quelling the Pakistani forces in Dhaka will be just a matter of days. The second episode of this limited series starts with one of the biggest paradrop operations conducted by Indian Military Forces. Indian Air Force was defending its air bases against enemy attacks in Srinagar and other places. We lost a number of brave officers in the same attacks including Flying Officer Nirmaljit Singh Sekhon. In retaliation, we took a number of strategic decisions and conducted operations in the enemy area with high risk. Our officers were risking their lives to save our country and their valiant sacrifices didn't go in vain and on 16th December, 1971 we won the war. The signing of the surrender agreement paved the way for a new nation of Bangladesh and changed the geography of South Asia forever."

Explore the wondrous island of Bali through its magical blend of cultures, people, art and exquisite geography.

Journey with Kovid Mittal to the world's remotest mountain, the Black Peak as he sets a world record by scaling 21000 ft. in 6 days!

Fancy a relaxing bath? Tour the historic Iranian spa, the Sultan Amir Ahmad bathhouse & witness its refreshing & pleasurable aura!

Japan’s Kencho-Ji, the very first Rinzai Zen establishment of the flourished Buddhist culture, miraculously preserved since 12th century.

Exceptionally well preserved, Hoi An is a 200-year-old town & a fusion of foreign & indigenous cultures. Experience this Vietnamese wonder!

The ‘City Of Statues’, Mariupol is a remarkable place with a blend of Russian, Greek, Islamic & Ukrainian architecture & heritage.

The ‘City Of Emperors’, Nish is a magical blend of modern architecture & history preserved in its glorious monuments & ancient relics.

Convinced that Martin Luther King Jr. was a communist, FBI director J. Edgar Hoover began a campaign of intimidation in order to stop him.

Mahakaal is a spiritual destination located in the holy city of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, India. It is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple has recently undergone a major renovation, including the construction of a new corridor, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In this episode, we will explore the significance of Mahakaal temple and its new infrastructure. The temple is visited by thousands of devotees every day, who come to seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. The new corridor is a major addition to the temple's infrastructure, providing better accessibility and safety to the visitors. The episode will cover the inauguration ceremony of the new corridor by PM Modi, where he shared his thoughts on the importance of spirituality and the role of temples in our society. The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries and spiritual leaders. We will also talk to some of the devotees who have come to the temple to seek blessings and their experiences after the new corridor's inauguration. They will share their views on how the new infrastructure has made their visit to the temple more comfortable and safe. The episode will conclude with a discussion on the significance of Mahakaal temple in Hindu mythology and its importance as a spiritual destination. We will also highlight how the new infrastructure has made the temple more accessible to people with disabilities and the elderly. Overall, the episode will provide a detailed overview of the Mahakaal temple, its new infrastructure, and the benefits it brings to the visitors.

The newly built Shri Mahakaal Lok corridor has been inaugurated by the honorable Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, on 11th October 2022. This documentary takes you on a journey through the magnificent corridor, exploring its significance and potential impact on spiritual tourism in India. The Shri Mahakaal Lok corridor is a massive project that connects various temples in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, providing a seamless spiritual experience for devotees. This corridor is not only a boon for spiritual seekers but also for tourists who are interested in exploring the rich history and culture of India. Through this documentary, you will witness the grandeur of the corridor and understand its significance in promoting spiritual tourism in India. Discover the magnificent Shri Mahakaal Lok corridor, a marvel of architecture and craftsmanship built by the skilled artisans and craftsmen of Rajasthan, Odisha, and other parts of the country. The corridor boasts stunning visuals with intricate carvings of Shiv Puran and 108 pillars dedicated to Shiv tandems, along with the Saptrishi Mandal. The sandstone used in the construction of the corridor was sourced from the Bansi Pahadpur in Rajasthan, ensuring its authenticity and durability. Special care was taken in the selection of plants and trees for the corridor, with Rudraksh, Peepal, Sapt Parni, and Butt Vrikha being some of the plantations that were done. The rejuvenation of Rudrasagar Lake and the inclusion of other important artifacts from the Shiva Kale only adds to the overall appeal of the corridor. Experience the grandeur of the Shri Mahakaal Lok corridor, a testament to India's rich cultural heritage and a sight to behold. Come and witness the finest example of Indian craftsmanship and architecture that showcases the country's history and spirituality. Visit today and be mesmerized by its beauty and serenity.

A young Chinese folk singer left his hometown to the big city, only to return to his musical traditions.

Where there is passion, there is play! In a small tribal hamlet of India's Odisha state, a school principal's efforts to create international level hockey players are seeing fruition! Fr Rajendra Kujur's motivation & the state's support ensure that young girls get an opportunity to play hockey despite financial constraints! No wonder the country's top hockey players belong to Odisha!

The documentary tells the story of the heroic defense by the Indian Army against the Chinese forces at Rezang La.