This is basically a ppt to understand the branches of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and little details about each one of them.

1. Submitted To: Ragvendra Dixit sir Submitted By: Abhinav Hanson
M.A(M.C.J) 3rd semester
Session: 2015-16
B.U, Jhansi

2. Shri. Arun Jaitley is the cabinet minister who is in-charge
of Information & Broadcasting Ministry. The ministry is
divided into three main sections Broadcasting, Information
and Films. These three sections are sub-divided into
various sections , wings and departments.
Ministry Information &
Broadcasting
Information
FilmsBroadcasting

3. Prasar Bharti
 Doordarshan (DD)
 All India Radio (AIR)
Broadcast Engineering Consultants India
Limited (BECIL)
Broadcasting

4. Doordarshan
(DD)
All India Radio
(AIR)
Prasar Bharti

5. Prasar Bharti
 Chairman- Dr. A. Surya Prakash (Chairman of board of
Directors).
 Headquater- Prasar Bharti secretariat, 2nd floor, PTI
building sansad marg, New Delhi-110001.
 Established- 23rd November 1997.
 Objectives
To safeguard the rights of the working classes and
advancing their welfare.
To make programs for youths.
To serve the rural, weaker section of the society and the
defence people.

6. Doordarshan(DD)
 Chairman- Shri C. Lalrosanga (Director-General).
 Headquater- Doordarshan Bhawan, copernicus marg,
New Delhi- 110001.
 Established- 15 september 1959.
 Objectives
To act as a catalyst for social change.
To promote national integration.
To create values of appraisal of arts and culture
heritage.

7. All India Radio(Akashvani)
 Chairman-Shri F. Sheheryar (Director-General)program.
 Headquater- Akashvani Bhavan, Parliament street, New
Delhi-110001.
 Established- 1956.
 Objectives
To became premier national and global provider of
broadcast transmission infrastructure and related service.
To generate revenue by taking profitable venture in the
field of broadcasting, computers and communication.

8. Broadcast Engineering Consultants
I India Limited (BECIL)
 Chairman- Shri George Kuruvilla (Chairman and
Managing Director).
 Headquater- 14-B,Ring Road, I.P.Estate,
New Delhi-110002.
 Established- 24th March, 1995.
 Objectives
To explore new avenues in other allied areas like
CCTV, Surveillance & monitoring.
To conduct market survey and product development.

9.  Registrar of Newspapers for India
 Press Information Bureau
 New Media Wing
 Research Reference & Training Division
 Indian Information Service
 Press Council of India
 Indian Institute of Mass Communication
 Publications Division
 Photo Division
 Directorate of Field Publicity
 Song & Drama Division
 Directorate of Advertising & Visual Publicity
Information

10. Registrar of Newspapers for
India(RNI)
 Chairman- Shri. S. M. Khan (Press Registrar & Head of
the Department).
 Headquaters- Office for the registrar of newspapers for
India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, west
block- VIII, wing-2, R.K Puram, New Delhi-110066.
 Established- 1st July 1956.
 Objectives
To carry out the sample verification of the circulation data
submitted by the publishers.
To maintain a clear record regarding the details of the
people responsible in taking out the newspaper.

11. Press Information Bureau(PIB)
 Chairman- Shri. A. P. Frank Noronha (Principle
Information Officer).
 Headquater- Press Information Bureau “A”- wing, Shastri
bhawan, Dr. Rajendra Prasad road, New Delhi-110001
 Established- 1919
 Objectives
To act as an interface between the government and the
media.
To act as a medium to provide information to the media
which comes from the government.
To collects the feedback to the government as reflected in
media.

12. Research, Reference and
. Training Division (RRTD)
 Chairman- Shri H. M. Sharma (Chief Documentation Officer).
 Headquater - Research, Reference and Training Division ,
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Room No. 445, Block
C, Phase IV, Soochna Bhawan , CGO Complex, Lodhi
Road , New Delhi - 110 003
 Established- 1945.
 Objectives-
To design and conduct in-service training programmes for IIS
officers and other professionals.
To oversee the training of IIS Probationers being conducted at
IIMC.
To conduct seminars, workshops and panel discussions for skill
upgradation in various Media Units.

13. Press Council of India (PCI)
 Chairman-Justice Chandramauli Kumar Prasad
 Headquater - Press Council of India, Soochna Bhavan ,
8-C.G.O. Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003.
 Established- 4th July 1966.
 Objectives
To help newspapers to maintain their independence.
To build up code of conduct for newspapers and
journalists in accordance with high professional
standards.

14. Indian Institute of Mass
. Communication (IIMC)
 Chairman- Shri. Sunil Arora.
 Headquater- Indian Institute of Mass Communication
JNU new campus, Aruna Asif Ali Road, New Delhi – 110067.
 Established- 17th August 1965.
 Objectives
To create a dynamic learning and working environment
which nurtures new ideas , creativity, research and
scholarship and develop leaders and innovators in the
domain of media and mass communication.

15. Publications Division
 Chairman- Dr. Sadhana Rout Additional Director General (ADG)
 Headquater - Publications Division, Soochna Bhawan , C.G.O
Complex, Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110 003, India.
 Established-1941.
 Objectives-
To publish Yojana , a journal on developmental activities in 13 major
languages besides, Aajkal , a literary magazine in Hindi and Urdu and
Bal Bharati , a magazine for children. Another magazine –
Kurukshetra, devoted to rural development published in Hindi and
English.
To ensure wider reach of publications and hence govt. policies and
programmes, through organizing and participating in Book Exhibitions
in India & abroad and organize events/competitions etc., through an
integrated marketing action plan.

16. Photo Division
 Chairman- Shri. Debatosh Sengupta (Director).
 Headquater - Photo Division, Ministry of Information
and Broadcasting, 7th floor, Room No.730, Soochna
Bhawan , C.G.O. Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-
110003.
 Established- 6th October 1959 .
 Objectives
To create awareness and emotional receptivity among
the general public regarding the nation’s progress via
the medium of photographs.

17. DIRECTORATE OF FIELD PUBLICITY
( (DFP)
 Chairman- Mrs. Neelam Kapur (Principal Director -General).
 Headquater- Directorate of Field Publicity, Fifth Floor, Soochana
Bhavan, CGO Complex, New Delhi 110003.
 Established- 1953
 Objectives
To gather people’s reactions to the programmes and policies of the
Government and their implementation and to report them back for
appropriate action and course corrective measures, wherever required.
To project plans, programmes, schemes, policies and achievements of
Government of India by bringing its men and material face to face with the
people and to inform them about the plans and schemes formulated for
their benefit.

18. Song and Drama Division
 Chairman- Mrs. Manoj Bansal (PIO & Asst. Director).
 Headquater- Song and Drama Division, Soochna Bhawan,
CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
 Established- 1960.
 Objectives
To organises programs stressing national solidarity, unity,
emotional integration, anti-aggression and defence ,
publicity in areas adjoining international borders.
To organises drama festivals with the active cooperation of
the State governments.

20. Directorate of Advertising
a and Visual Publicity (DAVP)
 Chairman- Shri. K Ganesan (Director-General).
 Headquater- Directorate of Advertising and Visual
Publicity, Soochna Bhawan, Phase-V, CGO Complex,
Lodhi road, New Delhi-110003.
 Established- 1st October 1955.
 Objectives
To perform the functions of a multi-media advertising agency
for the Central Government.
To help Central Government departments in formulating
communication strategies/media plans and help implement
them at the grass-root level by providing multi-media support.

21. Press Trust of India (PTI)
 Chairman- Shri. Hormusji N. Cama
 Headquater- Press Trust of India limited, PTI building
4, Parliament street, New Delhi-110001
 Established- 27th august 1947.
 Objectives
To promote faster delievery of news reports.
To maintain the trust worthiness in the domestic as
well as international media.

22.  Film Certification Appellate Tribunal
 Film and Television Institute of India
 Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute
 Children's Film Society, India
 National Film Development Corporation
 Films Division
 Directorate of Film Festivals
 National Film Archives of India
 Central Board of Film Certification
 International Film Festival of India
Films

23. Film Certification Appellate
Tribunal (FCAT)
 Chairman- Shri. K. Ganesh (Secretary).
 Headquater- Film Certification Appellate Tribunal
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Room No. 719, ‘A’
Wing Shastri Bhavan, , New Delhi – 110 001.
 Established- March 1984.
 Objectives
To hears the appeals filed under Section 5C of the Act
under which any applicant for a Certificate in respect of a
film who is aggrieved by an order of the Central Board of
Film Certification (CBFC), can file an Appeal before the
Tribunal.

24. Film and Television Institute of India
( (FTII)
 Chairman- Shri. Gajendra Chauhan.
 Headquater - Film and Television Institute of India,
Law College Road, Pune - 411004,
(Maharashtra) INDIA.
 Established- 1960.
 Objectives
To develop suitable patterns of teaching in all branches of film and
television, both at under-graduate and post-graduate levels, so as to
establish high standards of films and television education in India.
To constantly endeavour at raising the technical standards of
Indian films and television programmes so as to make them
aesthetically more satisfying and acceptable.

25. SATYAJIT RAY FILM & TELEVISION
I INSTITUTE (SRFTI)
 Chairman- Dr. Partha S. Ghose.
 Headquater- Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute,
E.M. Byepass Road, P.O. Panchasayar,Kolkata-700094.
 Established- 1995.
 Objectives
To impart practical and theoretical training in all aspects of film and
television production, including introduction to related fields.
To Grant Certificates, Diplomas, Honours Diplomas and such other
certificates etc. as may be instituted from time to time to the trainees
on successful completion of prescribed courses of study.
To co-ordinate the activities of education and skill development in the
field of film and television programme conception and production.

26.  Chairman- Mukesh Khanna (Chairperson).
 Headquater- Children's Film Society India,8th Floor,
Films Division Complex 24-Dr. G. Deshmukh Marg,
Mumbai-400 026 (India).
 Established- 11th May 1955.
 Objectives
To advance, education and culture through the medium of
films, especially amongst children and adolescents.
To create and develop amongst the children and
adolescents an appreciation of films for purposes of
healthy entertainment.
Children's Film Society, India
( (CFSI)

27. National Film Development
. Corporation of India (NFDCI)
 Chairman- Ms. Nina Lath Gupta (Managing Director).
 Headquater- 6th Floor, Discovery of India Building,
Nehru Centre, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400 018,
Maharashtra.
 Established- 1975.
 Objectives
To develop talent and to facilitate the growth of Indian cinema in all
languages through productions and co-productions, script
development and need based workshops.
To promote Indian culture through cinema in India and overseas.
To build a lean and flexible organisation responsive to the needs of the
Indian film industry.

28. Film Division of India (FDI)
 Chairman- Mukesh Sharma (Director-General) Films Division.
 Headquater-Films Division, Ministry of Information &
Broadcasting, Government of India, 24 – Dr. G. Deshmukh
Marg, Mumbai-26. Tel. 91 22 23551301.
 Established- 1948.
 Objectives
To produce documentaries on behalf of the various
Governments and Ministries.
To project objective image of the country to secure
appreciation of its contemporary life and culture at home
and abroad.

29. Directorate of Film Festivals (DFF)
 Chairman- Shri. C. Senthil Rajan (Director).
 Headquater- Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
Government of India, Sirifort Auditorium Complex, August
Kranti Marg, New Delhi- 110049.
 Established- 1973.
 Objectives
To organize Cultural Exchange Programme and
organizing screening of Indian films through the missions
abroad.
To select Indian Panorama.
To participate in International Film Festivals abroad.

30. National Film Archive of India
. (NFAI)
 Chairman- Shri. Prashant Pathrabe (Director).
 Headquater- National Film Archive of India, P.O. Box
No. - 810, Law College Road, Pune – 411 004.
 Established- February 1964.
 Objectives
To trace, acquire and preserve for posterity the heritage of
Indian cinema.
To classify, document data and undertake research relating
to films.
To act as a centre for the dissemination of film culture.

31. Central Board of Film Certification
. (CBFC)
 Chairman- Shri. Pahlaj Nihalani (Chairperson CBFC).
 Headquater- Central Board of Film Certification,
bharat bhawan, 91-E walkeshwar road, Mumbai-
400006.
 Established- 1951.
 Objectives
To ensure healthy entertainment, recreation and
education to the public.
To make the certificate process transparent and
responsible.

32. International Film Festival of India
. (IFFI)
 Chairman- Mr. Rizwan Ahamd (Deputy Director, Film
Selection & Program).
 Headquater- Festival Director, Ministry of Information
and Broadcasting, Sirifort Auditorium Complex
New Delhi- 110049, India.
 Established- 24th January 1952.
 Objectives
To nurture, encourage and inspire Indian cinema and
introduce it to the world outside as well as the many
audiences that coexist in this vast and diverse country.

33. Thank You