TV SERIES

Episode 12

Swarnim Bharat

TV Series on ABP Network

With its vast landscape and diverse communities, India has come a long way since independence. Backed by strong partnerships and a robust democracy, it is emerging as one of the fastest-growing economies.

The series encapsulates the key verticals:

Energy, Infrastructure and Agriculture in the form of a documentary/ storytelling format.

Biogas

Renewable green sources of energy could become the fuel of the future.

How biogas is ameliorating the rural economy through various interventions and skill development training activities in India.

Utthan "Upliftment"*

Episode 1

Defining and laying the foundation.

Highlighting the key industry verticals, and how are they interlinked with one another for seamless and long-term economic growth and development.

Introducing Energy, Infrastructure and Agriculture as the key verticals, along with related CSR activities by various business houses.

Series Intro

Episode 2

Around the World, renewable energy use is on the rise.

And such alternate energy sources could hold the key to combating and mitigating climate change. Renewable energy is one of the fastest-growing alternatives to finite fossil fuels, and the world is investing in and switching to it.

The energy sector could be the game changer

Episode 3

The need to satisfy the rising energy demand.

Focusing on the manufacturing sector, the government's recent policy initiatives to promote the manufacturing of solar power equipment in the country will put the industry on a strong footing and help it achieve ambitious targets.

Solar energy - Imperative for a sustainable future

Episode 4

Irregular power supplies affect much of rural India. An unreliable energy supply has a particularly negative impact on these regions, lowering overall productivity. Solar power in rural India can prove to be a reliable source of energy.

Solar power in rural areas

Episode 5

One of the fastest growing renewable energy sources worldwide. Optimal utilisation of wind energy resources... contributing to the country's quest for affordable and clean energy.

The potential of wind energy

Episode 6

1887 - Professor James Blyth, a Scottish engineer, had set up experimental wind turbines in his backyard to power the lights in his cottage. Though turned down by his neighbours initially, there was no looking back.

The first wind turbine - The turning point

Episode 7

Why do hybrid projects help to optimise land use and transmission systems while providing a more stable power supply for a longer period?

The hybrid approach - Maintaining grid stability

Episode 8

An insight into how green hydrogen could be a critical enabler of the global transition to sustainable energy and net zero emissions economies.

Green hydrogen - The next connect

Episode 9

India assumes the G20 Presidency for the year 2023. The summit will take place in the month of September 2023 in New Delhi, India.

One of the key priorities is inclusive, equitable and sustainable growth and energy security.

Clean energy - The rural market.

"Gathering stories from the field, meeting ordinary people, and getting access to places where no one else is going...

That is my breathe."

Disclaimer:

"Swarnim Bharat" is produced by ABP Network, NOIDA office & Urban Sky Pictures (Soumitra Dey) has been hired as a creative consultant. Except for the stories that we have been engaged for, we do not endorse the usage of footage from a third party or the editorial content as presented by the broadcaster within the series.

Fostering student's learning abilities to achieve better learning outcomes at the grassroot level, through innovative interventions and digital tools.

Congenital Heart Disease

A health approach to address the burden of CHD. It is a rapidly emerging global problem in child health. The current objective is to develop a comprehensive plan to address the problem of CHD in general and cCHD in particular.

Fighting Malnutrition from the Grassroots of India

The Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) serves as the most critical instrument in addressing the child malnutrition challenge.