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  1. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting seeks input on cinema regulations and appoints a leader for a film industry study group.
  2. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting requires permission for TV ratings, indicating its involvement in broadcast regulation.

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an order on November 18, 2016, banning the telecast of NDTV India.

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issued an order on November 18, 2016, banning the telecast of NDTV India.

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