Speculation over a major reshuffle and expansion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Council of Ministers has intensified, with political circles abuzz over possible changes in the Union Cabinet ahead of the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament. However, sources indicate that the exercise may now take place after the Monsoon Session, likely in September or October, as the government’s immediate focus remains on key legislative business.
SVF Entertainment, one of the largest film and TV production companies in West Bengal has recently made a Hindi web show Chiraiya for JioHotstar.
From fraud awareness to MSME schemes, microdramas are transforming corporate messaging into episodic storytelling, helping brands trade interruptions for immersion across vernacular, mobile-first audiences.
Executives believe Meta is avoiding the mistakes of the past by taking content that already works on mobile and extending it to the living room instead of asking creators to produce an entirely different format.
AIM Study shows video platforms lead engagement as YouTube clocks 93 per cent reach
India’s Rs. 2.78 trillion media and entertainment sector presented a mixed picture in the January-March 2026 quarter with the pay DTH subscriber base declining, while private FM radio expanded its footprint and satellite television channel availability remained broadly stable, according to data released yesterday by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
The business lacks enough premium-capable screens to match the performance of modern films. And make other tickets less expensive.
The Prasoon Joshi-led group will examine technology, funding, global competitiveness and policy support for Indian cinema, while model cinema rules have been sent to states to ease theatre expansion
Primetime Channels already has HBO Max, Paramount+ and Fox One among its offerings
Connected TV has moved quickly from an experimental reach layer to a Rs 3,000-crore advertising market in India. But as budgets follow audiences to the large streaming screen, a sharper question is emerging: can the industry measure CTV with the same confidence with which it sells it?