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GAIL Launches Campaign Season Two With Clean-Energy Anthem

GAIL Launches Campaign Season Two With Clean-Energy Anthem
GAIL Launches Season 2 Of ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’ Campaign With ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’ Anthem · freepressjournal.in

GAIL has started the second season of a campaign about cleaner energy.

It released four short films and a song called ‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’.

The films follow the Mishra family through everyday situations and show ways cleaner fuels can be used.

The campaign discusses fuels such as CNG, PNG, LNG and biogas.

One article also describes a story about a farm using energy and resources in different ways.

GAIL says it wants people, especially young people, to learn about cleaner energy choices.

The films are on YouTube, and the song is being shared on music-streaming services.

The campaign is also being promoted through radio, social media, cinemas and other activities.

Key facts

Launch date
October 7, 2026, according to one report
Campaign
Season 2 of ‘Wah Kya Energy Hai’
Films
Four short-format films, each approximately 8–10 minutes long, available on GAIL’s YouTube channel
Anthem
‘Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy’, with a runtime of over four minutes
Energy options featured
CNG, PNG, IPNG, LNG and CBG
Promotion
Social media, influencers, digital banners, radio, cinema, gamified activations and music-streaming services
Featured actors
Srikant Verma, Divya Jagdale, Luv Vispute and Ahmed Khan

Quotes

Ayush Gupta

GAIL Director (HR), who leads Corporate Communications & Branding

“Wah Kya Energy Hai Season 2, along with our anthem Naye Bharat Ki Nayi Energy, is an endeavour to kindle greater awareness about clean energy choices and environmental responsibility among consumers. Through logical, grounded and relatable storytelling, we aim to encourage Indians to make smarter, future-ready fuel choices and understand how cleaner energy can positively impact both the environment and everyday life. We have also consciously brought Gen Z into the communication, recognising that”
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