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From film locations to a creative economy: Meghalaya bets on cinema, digital content and local talentMeghalaya is developing a creative economy focused on film production and digital content. The state's Film Tourism Policy 2025 offers ince...- Meghalaya launches draft Meghalaya Film Tourism & Creative Media Policy 2025Meghalaya government introduced the Draft Meghalaya Film Tourism & Creative Media Policy 2025. Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma disbursed He...
- With stage set for live events, industry seeks policy supportIndia's live events industry, valued at ₹12,000 crore, aims for ₹20,200 crore by 2027, surpassing the film sector's growth. Industry leader...
- Hello Meghalaya Conclave celebrates culture and creativity in ShillongMeghalaya's Hello Meghalaya Conclave showcased the platform's success. The government launched film grant guidelines. A corpus fund will su...
- Meghalaya government launches its own OTT platform Hello MeghalayaMeghalaya becomes the first State to launch an OTT platform that monetizes youth passion. To cater for the huge youth population base, Gove...
- Our govt removed all obstacles thwarting NE development: PM ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived here on Sunday morning, attended the golden jubilee celebrations of Northeastern Council at the S...
- More incentives to airlines, Bollywood for promoting Northeast: Jitendra SinghSingh said road and rail network is also being given the top priority for the region and efforts are being made in this regard at the fast ...
- Brooms in limelight: Tracing the history of a hand-made tool that will remain a part of our livesBrooms are much in the news now. They have been ever since AAP chose a broom as its symbol. The Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has also involved muc...
- Budget 2011: Finance Bill 2011A BILL to give effect to the financial proposals of the Central Government for the financial year 2011-2012. Be it enacted by Parliament in...
- Tax-free hills become investment hotspotLeh, Itanagar, Shillong, Tura and Aizwal are hotspots for businessmen as under the I-T Act, tribals in these areas need not pay income-tax.
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