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Acts and Rules of Information and Broadcasting Ministry

  1. Acts and Rules of Information and Broadcasting Ministry

    Users can go through information enlisted for various Acts and Rules by Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Details are available for Acts, Rules and Notifications related to Cable TV Network, Prasar Bharti, Sports Broadcasting Signals, Conditional Access System, and more. Information is given on Acts and Rules for Press Council, Films, Registration of Newspapers, Press and Registration of Books Act etc. Get details in both Hindi and English languages. Links are available for all the Acts and Rules related to information and broadcasting.

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    DAVP provides solution for the paid publicity requirements of all Central Government organisations, PSUs or Government Societies, depending on the client's target audience and budget. A range of media outfits are used, ranging from the conventional medium like newspapers to TV channels and radio channels. Outdoor publicity options such as hoardings, messages on trains and vehicles are also used. Users can get information on payments made to...

  2. Guidelines for Publication of Facsimile edition of Foreign Newspapers

    In supersession of the previous guidelines issued by this Ministry dated 13th July 2005, the Union Government have decided to allow, with immediate effect: Facsimile editions, in whole or in part(s), of foreign newspapers, by Indian entities, with or without foreign investment, and also by foreign companies owning the original newspaper, provided they get incorporated and registered in India under the Companies Act, 1956.

  3. Annual Reports of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

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  4. Website of Central Board of Film Certification

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  6. Policy Guidelines for Rate Fixation and Advertisement Release in Outdoor Media and Personal Media for Government Advertisements

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    These guidelines will cover campaigns through Bulk SMS and other value added services mentioned above which are executed by BOC from time to time on behalf of the Ministries/ Departments and organizations of Government of India. Such messages are disseminated to raise public awareness.

  11. Policy Resolution for PCPIRs, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

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  12. Journalist Welfare Scheme Guidelines 2019

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  13. Website of Central Bureau of Communication (CBC)

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