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DEFENSE MINISTRY’S ADVISORY TO CBFC – A CAUSE FOR CONCERN?

Anushree Rauta - August 2, 2020

The Ministry of Defence(MOD) recently vide an advisory letter dated July 27, 2020 addressed to CBFC advised that in view of some production houses making films on Army theme and using comments distorting the image of the Indian Army, producers of movies/ web series, etc. based on Army theme may...

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