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| Specials | Budget |
| Budget 2017: After DeMo, govt. announces sops for digital infra & economy |
Stating that the budget for 2017-18 was on the agenda to "Transform, Energise and Clean India" in a RAPID (Revenue, Accountability, Probity, Information and Digitisation) way, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced various concessions for pushing ahead digital economy, which indirectly may benefit some segments of the media and entertainment sector.
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| Specials | Budget |
| Budget 2017: From highway to e-way media sector searches for sops |
The Indian government today unveiled a roadmap for financial year 2017-18 that covers areas from "highways to e-ways" (PM Modi's words while describing the Union Budget 2017) aimed at "strengthening the hands of the poor", while looking at further easing doing business by abolishing Foreign Investment Promotion Board and hinting at a new FDI policy.
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OTT poses regulatory challenges but govt committed to digitisation |
Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting (MIB) Rajyavardhan Rathore has said that digital technology platform acted as an equalizer ensuring level playing field and providing equal opportunities for all irrespective of age, region and economic background, but cautioned that techs like OTT posed regulatory challenges too.
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| Movies | Hindi |
| Strategies rule over content, fail |
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Nothing worthwhile came along since Dangal, the film which helped the cinema halls sustain. When it did, two major production houses decided to release their films simultaneously. Kaabil from Rakesh Roshan's production house and Raees from Excel Entertainment.
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