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 map 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 Specials.

5 College Students. 1 Start-Up. 1 Aim – To empower creators on the Internet. The journey of one tweet and one idea that became ‘The Social Solution

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 film we take you to the exotic state of Nagaland to experience the festival of festivals’ and a unique tribal life.

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.

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 dealt with the threat, and in less than 10 years, the Panna Reserve once again has more than 50 tigers. A story set in the midst of wild canvases of planet Earth and shot in Ultra High Definition (4k); Emerald Forest – Return of the Tigers celebrates a decade of the amazing success that will forever be etched in the conservationists’ Hall of Fame as it explores the rich flora and fauna of the region and other wildlife attractions.

The Wetlands of India are estimated to be 58.2 million hectares, accounting for 3% of the world’s mangrove cover. India currently has 27 sites designated as Wetlands of International Importance, with a surface area of 1,056,871 hectares. ‘Wetlands of Mumbai’ is a one-hour original film shot entirely in Ultra High Definition (4K), dedicated to these natural coast guards that are invaluable carbon sinks, and one of the strongest counter forces we have against climate change. The film highlights the dynamic nature, the ethereal beauty, and the immense biological importance of the mangroves, along with challenges to their existence.

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.