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National Geographic Channel salutes the real heroes in Trapped every Monday at 10 pm. It brings remarkable survival and rescue stories of people who chose life over death. From an incredible tale of survival in the Andes to a daring cave rescue in France, the series gives a new perspective to these survival stories. Trapped celebrates the courage and ability of each survivor and rescuer to overcome the life-threatening obstacles they were faced with. Inspiring and heroic, these stories are a tribute to human endurance, will and determination. Apart from international films, the channel is also showcasing Indian stories of survival and bravery through on-air short films that also invite viewers to share their bravery stories. If you’ve been through a shocking experience, here’s your chance to tell your story in your own words. More news, good news News sure is big news these days. News channels are competing with popular soaps for attention. English news channels may have a niche viewership but their Hindi counterparts are leading the charge to grab viewer eyeballs. Led by NDTV, Zee TV, Star TV and Aaj Tak, there are a number of new channels gearing up to give the leaders a run for their soundbytes. ITV group is the new kid on the block with its 24x7 Hindi news channel India News. It promises to air serious news and compelling programmes. The associates of the channel are from diverse verticals, well established and recognised names of their respective fields. Noted among them is Mark Tully, the former chief of BBC and author of several books Besides news, the channel has programmes like Vishe dealing with serious issues concerning the common man. Dharam Karam brings in flavors of ancient Vedic India. Health guide Jaan Hai To Jahaan Hai is aimed at a fit India. Then there is the omnipresent Bollywood section as also a guide to investments. — NF
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