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Media and entertainment Budget 2023
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is one of the early ministries set up after India’s Independence and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was India’s first Minister for Information and Broadcasting. The Ministry is entrusted with the task of disseminating information about government policies, schemes and programmes through the different medium of mass communication covering radio, television, press, social media, printed publicity like booklets; posters, outdoor publicity including through traditional modes of communication such as dance, drama, folk recitals, puppet shows etc. The Ministry is also the focal point as regards policy matters related to private broadcasting sector, administering of the public broadcasting service- Prasar Bharati, multi-media advertising and publicity of the policies and programmes of the Union Government, film promotion and certification and regulation of print media. The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting is functionally organized into three wings (i) Information Wing, (ii) Broadcasting Wing and (iii) Films Wing.
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Jan 31, 2023
Budget 2023: M&E industry left wanting in previous budgets; hopes for proposals to fuel growth
Domestic Make-in-India impetus can be considered to enable production of OOH screens in India -
Jan 28, 2023
Budget 2023: Four steps govt should take to boost employer branding industry
Tax incentives will encourage companies to invest in employer branding initiatives, which in turn will help to offset costs associated with these efforts -
Jan 28, 2023
Budget 2023 Expectations: Bring GST on digital advertising at par with print advertising from the current 18% to 5%
Advertising is a key catalyst in helping brands communicate effectively, thus catalysing the economy as well -
Jan 26, 2023
Budget 2023-24 Expectation: Radio, media sector hopes for rationalisation of GST structure
Government should focus on developing viable solutions and policies for radio and media industry to penetrate deeper into smaller markets
