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Prasoon Joshi to head panel on measures to strengthen film sector 
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Raghav Juyal’s ‘Bhai Tera Star Hai’ teaser out 
Netflix launches talent nurturing initiative for NxtGen India writers 
Indian Govt. to summon Meta over Insta CSAM ads allegations 
Diljit Dosanjh’s long-delayed ‘Punjab ’95’ streams on Z5 as ‘Satluj’ 
The Indian pay television GEC channel Zee TV is all set to launch a singing reality show titled ‘Swarn Swar Bharat’, an initiative of prime minister’s ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ – the 75th anniversary of Indian Independence. The show will be hos...
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India’s NEWJ amongst top 25 global digital-first publishers
NEWJ (New Emerging World of Journalism Limited) jumped 10 spots and has been ranked 25th among the top global digital-first publishers.
NEWJ is the only Indian news publisher to consistently find a plac...
Indian media industry to grow at 10-12 CAGR by ’30: CII-BCG report
India’s media & entertainment (M&E) industry has revived to pre-COVID levels and is expected to grow to $55-70 billion by 2030 at 10-12 percent CAGR, driven mainly by strong growth in OTT, gaming, animation and VFX, a report from BCG-CII said.
The industry continues to showca...
Telegram shares new updates for users
Popular messaging app Telegram has started rolling out its latest update for its iPhone as well as iPad app with several new features, including message reactions, translation, hidden text and more.
Use...
Lionsgate Play lines up sci-fi movies
Lionsgate Play, a premium streaming service, is all set to present exciting and engaging content to its viewers with a line-up of sci-fi movies this new year.
The list includes best sci-fi films like ‘Cube’, ‘Tides’, ‘Dune’, ‘Dimension 404...
Prasar Bharati in 2021: digital, TV viewership highlights
India’s national broadcaster Prasar Bharati, with its twin services of Doordarshan and All India Radio (AIR), may be a critic’s favourite for not living up to its ideals, but there’s no denying the fact that the network continues to serve the people of India admirably;