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Grant in Aid Scheme to provide financial assistance to registered NGOs and State Government organizations

  1. Grant in Aid Scheme to provide financial assistance to registered NGOs and State Government organizations

    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.

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