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Celebrating India

Updated At : 06:05 AM Jul 30, 2015 IST

<p> A still from Yeh Mera India</p>

This August 15, Animal Planet will add a new flavour to its most celebrated programming line-up - Yeh Mera India. In celebration of the spectacular wildlife, Animal Planet will launch a new Yeh Mera India anthem, composed by popular Bollywood composers, the Meet Brothers. Aiming to capture youth and sensitise viewers about the dazzling array of fauna found in the country, the three-minute multi-lingual anthem has passionate lyrics, vibrant choreography and mesmerising performances.

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