Music and Youth
Radio City Bangalore Programming Head Nisha Narayanan quits
BANGALORE: Radio City programming head Nisha Narayanan has put in her papers and will be quitting by end October.
Narayanan plans to return to the capital New Delhi as a media consultant even as FM radio is poised to explode in India, with 338 new channels about to be licensed in 91 cities.
“I have been with Radio City Bangalore for a year now,” says Narayanan, while speaking with indiantelevision.com. “I have had an excellent experience of managing the radio market in a South Indian city. Now, with a clearer understanding of both the north and the south market, I want to move back to Delhi, as Delhi is where the action is.”
Nisha Narayanan had her first brush with the electronic media as a teenage RJ in the youth channel of AIR, Delhi. After more than a decade of stints as a TV newsreader and presenter, producer, media consultant and head of audiovisual programming for a PR firm, she returned to what she claims is her first love – radio last year.
Music and Youth
TLC launches ‘World On My Plate’ with Shipra Khanna
New travel-food series premieres 29 March at 7:00 PM.
MUMBAI: Shipra Khanna just packed her bags and her flavours because when a celebrated chef takes you on a global plate tour, even the couch starts feeling like first-class. Warner Bros. Discovery India has announced the launch of World On My Plate with Shipra Khanna, a new travel and food series set to premiere on TLC on 29 March at 7:00 PM. Hosted and curated by the popular chef and television personality, the show blends food, travel and culture through an intimate and immersive lens.
Across three visually rich episodes, Shipra journeys to global destinations to explore not just what people eat, but why they eat it, uncovering the stories, traditions and human connections behind every dish. The series opens in London, weaving its iconic landmarks with diverse culinary scenes, before moving to Spain’s vineyards, olive orchards and coastal kitchens.
Warner Bros. Discovery head of advertising revenues for South Asia Tanaz Mehta said: “At TLC, our focus has always been on bringing authentic stories that reflect how people live and connect. World On My Plate builds on this by using food as a lens to explore shared traditions across geographies. We’re excited to collaborate with Chef Shipra Khanna, whose perspective brings both depth and relatability to these narratives.”
Shipra Khanna added, “Food has always been my way of connecting with people and understanding cultures. With World On My Plate, I’ve had the opportunity to step into new worlds, learn from incredible individuals, and share stories that go far beyond the plate. This show is very special to me.”
The series promises strong visual storytelling, meaningful interactions and a fresh perspective on global cuisine celebrating flavours alongside the emotions and traditions that shape them.
In a world where travel shows often feel like distant postcards, Shipra Khanna is serving up something far more personal: a passport to cultures through their kitchens, proving that the best way to understand a place is still through the plate. Tune in to World On My Plate with Shipra Khanna starting 29 March at 7:00 PM on TLC.
