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Media News Line: New Delhi: Animal Planet is all set to celebrate the rich and enchanting wildlife of India through-out 2012. Meet the real wildlife explorers - Jeff Corwin, Austin Stevens and Dave Salmoni as they set out on their explorations to learn more about the wild animals of India in the 52
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week special India Wild Encounters. The special line-up starts from January 26 – February 26 every day at 8pm and will continue later as a weekly slot every Thursday at 8 pm. India Wild Encounters provides a
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fascinating tour of the unique and rich wildlife of India. It captures the enthralling stories such as a rhino’s journey from infancy to adolescence, Ranthambhore’s big cats, tigers of Sunderbans and the elephants of North
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East India. The series also follows the endangered river dolphins of Ganges and King Cobra that lives in the remote forests of South India. Commenting on the Indian content line-up, Rahul Johri, senior vice president and general
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manager – South Asia, Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific said, “We are delighted to bring this unique programming line-up for 52 weeks to television homes in India. India: Wild Encounters will premiere never-seen before wild life encounters and feature global personalities. This unprecedented content offering is in line with Animal Planet’s
strategy to continue to be India’s foremost destination for wildlife television entertainment. We are confident that India: Wild Encounters will generate immense interest amongst the viewers and trade alike.” Read Full: Animal Planet announces 52 week India Wild Encounters series
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week special India Wild Encounters. The special line-up starts from January 26 – February 26 every day at 8pm and will continue later as a weekly slot every Thursday at 8 pm. India Wild Encounters provides a
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fascinating tour of the unique and rich wildlife of India. It captures the enthralling stories such as a rhino’s journey from infancy to adolescence, Ranthambhore’s big cats, tigers of Sunderbans and the elephants of North
Image Link Flickr
East India. The series also follows the endangered river dolphins of Ganges and King Cobra that lives in the remote forests of South India. Commenting on the Indian content line-up, Rahul Johri, senior vice president and general
Image Link Photobucket
manager – South Asia, Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific said, “We are delighted to bring this unique programming line-up for 52 weeks to television homes in India. India: Wild Encounters will premiere never-seen before wild life encounters and feature global personalities. This unprecedented content offering is in line with Animal Planet’s
strategy to continue to be India’s foremost destination for wildlife television entertainment. We are confident that India: Wild Encounters will generate immense interest amongst the viewers and trade alike.” Read Full: Animal Planet announces 52 week India Wild Encounters series
