Incredible India campaign’s new theme is inspired by Man Vs Wild Narendra Modi episode
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/TRAVEL NEWS, INDIA/ Created : Aug 13, 2019, 17:25 IST
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Incredible India campaign’s new theme is inspired by Man Vs Wild Narendra Modi episode 
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The Incredible India campaign has made wildlife its theme for the next two months, and it has been inspired by the Man vs Wild Narendra Modi episode that is creating a lot of buzz on the internet right now.
The Incredible India campaign has made wildlife its theme for the next two months, and it has been inspired by the Man vs Wild Narendra Modi episode that is creating a lot of buzz on the internet right now. Read less
The Incredible India campaign has made wildlife its theme for the next two months, and it has been inspired by the Man vs Wild Narendra Modi episode that is creating a lot of buzz on the internet right now.
The episode featuring Narendra Modi was a frank and freewheeling journey, featuring the show’s presenter, the very popular Bear Grylls, alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Besides the conversations on life and India, the show also threw light on wildlife conservation.
The Prime Minister tweeted, “What better than the lush green jungles of India, in the midst of Mother Nature to throw light on environmental conservation, and climate change..Do join at 9 PM tonight.”
The show garnered an incredible response, and the Prime Minister talked of his formative years, his time in the Himalayas, and his thoughts on becoming the Prime Minister. We can only hope that the rest of India takes a cue and works towards keeping the environment clean and respecting the national parks of India.
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