Stable Policy Regime
with Transparency and Time-Bound Mechanism a Priority- Shri Prakash Javadekar
I&B Minister
participates in “CEOs Roundtable on Media & Entertainment”
Minister
for Information & Broadcasting, Shri Prakash Javadekar has said that the
Government has always promoted the Media & Entertainment fraternity as
partners in growth and would remain a facilitator to encourage the growth of
the industry and provide a roadmap in the interests of the people. The Minister
stated this while addressing the “CEOs Roundtable on Media & Entertainment”
by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) here today.
Speaking
on the occasion, Shri Javadekar promised for a stable policy regime with transparency
and time-bound mechanism. He said that the efforts would be streamlined so as
to make the process of clearances speedy and transparent. Reacting to the
suggestions from all the stakeholders, Shri Javadekar said the policies of this
Government would be people-centric and would aim at meeting the aspirations of
the common citizens. He further added that providing information, entertainment
and knowledge to the citizens would be the priority of the Ministry. Innovative
approaches would be encouraged so as to ensure quality information. The
Minister also emphasized on the need for expanding the reach of Community Radio
and aimed at opening up of 1000 Community Radio Stations in near future.
Referring
to the vision of the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi of ‘Speed, Skill and
Scale’, the Minister urged the Media Industry to strive to attain new heights. Shri
Javadekar praised the new-age technology and described how the Social Media
platforms had changed the dimensions of News Reporting. While recognizing the
importance of the Freedom of Speech and Expression he emphasized on the need
for responsible journalism. Shri Javadekar assured the stakeholders that their
suggestions on various policy issues would be looked into in a time-bound
manner.
Earlier
speaking on the occasion, I&B Secretary Shri Bimal Julka assured Media that
the Ministry would work as a facilitator for the industry and would work
towards single-window clearances for better transparency and accountability.
Courtesy: pib.nic.in
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