Sunidhi who kick starts the show with her electrifying performance on the latest hit ‘You‘re My Mind-Blowing Mahiya‘ from the latest flick Cash, will also share her childhood memories when she was part of a talent hunt and her journey ever since then. A moment filled with nostalgia for her makes a very good lesson for the budding singers of ASVOI. The first competitor Mirande will make the environment sizzle with the song ‘Saat Samundar‘. Alka Yagnik‘s personal favorite Priyani will again impress everyone when she will sing ‘Mere Zindagi Mein Ajnabee‘. Abhilasha and Arshpreet will win over accolades for their performance on ‘Meheboob Mere‘ & ‘Tere Ishq Ki‘ respectively. Sunidhi is astounded to find all the contestants equally good and has a tough time grading their performances. The hot favorite Jaipur guy Toshi will again prove his talent by singing ‘Saki Saki‘. The shy ‘Punjab de Puttar‘ Ishmeet will express his feelings for Sunidhi and will sing ‘Yeh Dil‘ to win over her appreciation. Inspite of throat inflammation, Sumitra will try her best to sing ‘Beedi Ja Laile‘ and will prove that she is a quality singer.
Do you have a favourite too? Then here is a golden chance to select your Indian Idol. All you have to do is tune in to Radio Mirchi and vote for your favourite contestant from amongst the last four finalists. Two lucky voters whose choice of contestants make it to the finals will have their favourite contestant sing the song of their choice. There is more. The two lucky winners selected from amongst the voters with the correct answers will be invited as guests for the finals of Indian Idol to be held in Mumbai on 14 September, 2007. They will have the opportunity to meet their favourite singer and be part of the excitement and celebration at the grand finale of Indian Idol, Season 3.
Credited for introducing Indian music to the west, A.R.Rahman discusses with host, Myleene Klass on his collaboration with Andrew Lloyd Webber to produce the hit musical ‘Bombay Dreams‘. The renowned Indian musician, who has composed some of the most stunning tunes for Bollywood films, also shares his experience working with different directors including Deepa Mehta, Shekhar Kapur and Ashutosh Gowarikar, before revealing his views on the future evolvement of the Indian film industry. 
The first batch of winners of The Radio City CEO Award for On-Air Talent have won themselves the opportunity to work alongside the best radio talent in two of London‘s leading FM stations, Kiss100 and Magic 105.4 and are off for London on an all sponsored 7 day training workshop from August 21, 2007. The lucky winners comprise of the following RJs from Radio City 91.1FM; 
Looking forward for the special workshop RJ Ved, Radio City Delhi says "So I am glad I measured up to the expectations that Radio City and my listeners have from me! More than an award, this for me is an opportunity that Radio City has given to me to enhance my skills and grow as a professional. I don‘t think I could get this opportunity elsewhere!" 
Says RJ Vasanthi, Radio City Bangalore, "Having hosted The Radio City Breakfast Show for a city like Bangalore for over two years now, I am definitely going to find a lot of connect in London. Having said that, there are tonnes of things to be learnt! I?m sure it will help me in my dream to take Radio Jockeying to another level. I can?t thank Radio City enough for helping me give Bangalore listeners a global radio experience!?
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TIMES NOW for India to Lead
MUMBAI: TIMES NOW, India‘s leading English news television channel of big stories gets associated with ‘Lead India - a Times of India initiative‘ to seek out the next generation of leaders for the nation.
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The campaign aims at bringing young faces into mainstream politics and encourage them to confidently lead India in its coming future. A four month long programme will be rolled out in 8 cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Pune and Hyderabad. Commenting on the association, Neel Chowdhury, Marketing Head, TIMES NOW said, "After the tremendous response that India Poised received, TIMES NOW is delighted to support Lead India, an extension of the earlier initiative. TIMES NOW will leverage the initiative on-air for the next four months and enable the nation find its next generation of young, exuberant leaders." Several newsmakers will be flashed across the channel urging young Indians to come forward and ‘DO‘ something for the country. Shahrukh Khan kick-started the initiative on August 14, 2007 with his take on the young Indian minds and how they can make a difference in the progress of the country. Today, the best and brightest are just not coming forward to be a part of the political mainstream. Deterred by the increasing muddiness of politics - and with several attractive career options opening up in the past decade - politics has come down dramatically in the list of viable career options. ‘Lead India‘ aims to change this perception and present a new linage of leaders for the nation. |
