government

Wed, 2011-04-06 05:23 Yashika kapoor

Dignity of the Goan woman has been stripped in 'Dum Maaro Dum'--Shiv Sena

First, the government of Goa alleged that the movie would spoil Goa's image in the minds of the people by projecting the state in the wrong sense and now, the latest troubling factor about the movie is a dialogue that supposedly insults women.

In one of the movie trailers, Bipasha Basu says, "Over here (in Goa)....liquor is cheap, and the women are cheaper.”

And it seems that the Shiv Sena is particularly infuriated by this depiction of women in the movie.

News:

Tags:

Wed, 2011-03-16 08:26 Anupreet Kaur

Government to set up a panel to monitor vulgarity on TV

Well, such problems are now likely to solve soon as Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni announced the formation of a panel to audit the television content.

News:

Tags:

Government to monitor TV content

Government to set up panel

Information and Broadcasting Minister

Obscene content on TV

Cable Regulatory Act

Question Hour round

Wed, 2010-09-01 04:21 Jasmine

Amitabh Bachchan worried over privacy due to Metro rail

Apparently, the Metro rail segment will be passing by mega-star’s home in suburban Mumbai ‘Prateeksha'.

News:

Tags:

Thu, 2010-08-12 02:53 Jasmine

‘Peepli Live’ in theatres tomorrow

Film’s story is written by Anusha Rizvi, who’s also making her directorial debut with it.

News:

Previews

Tags:

film

story

Telugu cinema comedian

Fri, 2010-03-19 05:16 Jasmine

I&B to build National Museum for Indian Cinema

The Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni on Thursday announced that the central government is planning to built a National Museum in Mumbai to honor Indian cinema by 2013. The announcement was made at FICCI-FRAMES 2010

"We are committed to the national heritage mission and will be celebrating 100-years of Indian cinema in 2013 for which we are setting up a national museum of Indian cinema in Mumbai...we have already allocated Rs 650-crore for the same," said Soni.

In addition to opening a museum for Indian cinema government is also planning to open a National Center for Animation, Gaming and Visual Effects industry in order to provide enhanced technological tools to filmmakers.

The government has set a sum of Rs. 520 million for the institute.

News:

Tags:

The Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni

government

National Museum for Indian Cinema