The International Film Festivals of India aims to nurture, encourage and inspire Indian cinema and introduce it to the world outside as well as the many audiences that coexist in this vast and diverse country. You can get detailed information about the International Film Festivals of India and various activities it carries out to promote Indian cinema. Information is provided on the steering committee, festivals attraction, film posters and...

Get information about the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Users can find information about the broadcasting, community radio stations, Prasar Bharti, Doordarshan, Conditional Access System (CAS), DTH and IPTV etc. Annual reports, citizen charters, and strategic plan are given. Information about the content regulation on private tv channels is also provided.

The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), a statutory body under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, regulates the public exhibition of films under the provisions of the Cinematograph Act 1952. Get information about the film certification, process and penalties for violations etc. Information on enforcement like violations of cinematograph Act and penalties is available. Details about rules related to film posters are also...

The Grant In Aid scheme aims to provide financial assistance to registered NGOs and State Government organizations for conducting Film Festivals in non-metro cities of India for promotion of regional cinema and exposure to cinematic technology. In addition to this, the scheme also provides assistance for Film Festivals in metro cities on social issues like disability, environment, women and child welfare, etc. are also considered.

NaViGate Bharat is a proposed unified video portal that will provide access to the videosprepared by various Ministries/Departments/Sectors under a single platform with an interactiveUser Interface to search, stream, download and share videos.