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Bhawan and offices at Delhi Secretariat, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Patna,
Lucknow, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram. Besides the Yojana regional
offices also undertake this work at Guwahati, Kolkatta, Chennai, Ahmedabad,
Mumbai, Thiruvananthapuram, Bangalore and Hyderabad. The network of
registered Agents empanelled at the HQ and regional offices supplement the
Sales and Marketing work. To improve the visibility and to bring its
publications nearer to people, DPD participates in major book fairs across
the country. Revenue earned through sales, advertisement and subscriptions
is deposited in the Consolidated Fund of India.Business enquiries can be
made by sending emails to businesswng@gmail.com, and pdjucir@gmail.com.
Films Division
www.filmsdivision.org
The story of the Films Division is synchronous with the eventful years of the
country since Independence and over the last 67 years, the Division has been
motivating the broadest spectrum of the Indian public with a view to
enlisting their active participation in nation building activities. The aims and
objectives of the Division, focused on national perspectives, are to educate
and motivate people in the implementation of national programmes and to
project the image of the land and the heritage of the country to Indian and
foreign audiences. The Division also aims at fostering the growth of the
documentary film movement, which is of immense significance for the
country in the information, communication and integration. Films Division
produces documentaries, short films, animation films and news magazines.
It caters to nearly 4000 cinema theatres all over the country and also to the
non-theatrical circuits like units of the Directorate of Field Publicity,
Doordarshan, educational institutions, film societies and voluntary
organizations. The documentaries and newsreels of state governments are
also featured in the Division’s release on the theatrical circuit. This Division
also sells prints, stock shots, DVDs/ VCDs and distribution rights of
documentaries and feature films in India and abroad. Apart from production
of films, Films Division also gives on hire, its recording theatre, editing
rooms and other cine equipment to film makers.
Archival Research Centre
Archival Research Centre (ARC), a multi station research facility by Films
Division has been opened on October 26, 2013. The aim of this facility is to
share the enormous wealth of visual history and visual documentation that
Films Division has accumulated since its conception. The ARC makes the
entire archive of Films Division available to the fifteen research stations
presently routed to it. The Films Division archive will be available to these
fifteen stations for viewing and research purposes.
National Museum of Indian Cinema
The concept of National Museum of Indian Cinema (NMIC) is a unique idea
to be pursued for the first time in the history of Indian Cinema. In the last