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India Cine Hub Portal

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The central government has recently encouraged Indian states to actively use the India Cine Hub Portal to promote and facilitate global film production locally.

About India Cine Hub Portal

  • Launch Date: The India Cine Hub Portal was launched on June 28, 2024.

  • Purpose: It serves as a single-window system to streamline various processes involved in filmmaking, such as:

    • Permissions

    • Incentives

    • Resource mapping

  • Establishment: The portal was developed by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India, under the National Film Development Corporation (NFDC).

The core objective is to promote foreign film productions in India, positioning the country as a film-friendly ecosystem while ensuring smooth clearance and facilitation for global filmmakers.

Features of India Cine Hub Portal

  • Single-Window System: The portal offers a seamless process for obtaining film permits, state incentives, and logistical support, making it easier for filmmakers to shoot in India.

  • GIS-Based Location Mapping: The portal includes Geographic Information System (GIS)-based mapping to provide filmmakers with detailed location data across India, helping them choose ideal shooting sites.

  • Common Application Form: Filmmakers can now access a common application form, streamlining the entire process of filming permits, allowing quicker approvals.

Impact on Indian and Global Film Industry

  • Global Filmmakers: The portal makes India more attractive to foreign filmmakers by offering easier access to filming permits and incentives, along with detailed location information and resources.

  • Indian Filmmakers: The platform’s services have been extended to Indian filmmakers, making the process of filming more efficient and promoting the country's cinematic talent on the global stage.

Current Integration Status:

  • Fully Integrated States and Union Territories: As of now, 7 states and 2 Union Territories have fully integrated with the India Cine Hub Portal.

  • Onboarded States and UTs: 21 states and 6 Union Territories have also joined the platform, expanding its reach and making it more accessible across India.

The India Cine Hub Portal is expected to:

  • Boost India's Film Tourism: By attracting international film productions to diverse locations across the country, contributing to tourism and local economies.

  • Enhance Ease of Doing Business: The platform aims to make India a global filming hub, creating opportunities for local industries to collaborate with international production houses.


 


 

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