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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting seeks input on cinema regulations and appoints a leader for a film industry study group.

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting seeks input on cinema regulations and appoints a leader for a film industry study group.

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  1. A digital strategy to expand the media sector was established in partnership with Maharashtra, with L. Murugan confirming it in the Lok Sabha.Sub-event
  2. A court directed the Central Board of Film Certification to file a report concerning film scenes.Sub-event
  3. The CBFC Chairman was appointed by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on July 9, 2026.Sub-event
  4. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, involving Harpal Singh Cheema, questions the removal of films from OTT platforms.Sub-event
  5. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting requires permission for TV ratings, indicating its involvement in broadcast regulation.Sub-event
  6. The government is initiating a study group to review and regulate the film industry.1 source

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