Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

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Last mentioned: Mar 22, 2026

Timeline

  1. Theatrical Block

    The CBFC officially denies the film a release certificate for the Indian market.

  2. Oscar Nomination

    The Gaza-themed documentary receives an Academy Award nomination, increasing its global profile.

  3. Cinematograph Amendment Act

    New legislation grants the government enhanced powers to intervene in film certification and combat piracy.

  4. FCAT Abolished

    The government dissolves the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal, forcing legal appeals into the High Court system.

Stories mentioning Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 1

Regulation Neutral

India Blocks Oscar-Nominated Gaza Film, Signaling Tighter Media Regulation

The Indian government has halted the theatrical release of an Oscar-nominated documentary focused on the Gaza conflict, citing national security and diplomatic sensitivities. This decision underscores a growing trend of aggressive regulatory intervention by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) under expanded statutory powers.

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