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Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
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Spent Rs 967.46 Crore On Advertisements In Print Media Since 2019: Centre
In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said the Central Bureau of Communication (CBC) releases awareness/publicity campaigns through print media.
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Centre Spent Rs 2,374 Crore On Publicity In Electronic Media Last 5 Years
The Central government has spent Rs 2,374 crore on its publicity in electronic media and Rs 670 crore on outdoor publicity in the last five years, according to an RTI reply by the Bureau of Outreach and Communication under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
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Modi Government Spent Rs 3,755 Crore On Advertisements: RTI
The Modi government has spent a whopping nearly Rs 3,755 crore in three and half years on its publicity till October this year, an RTI revealed on Friday.
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Rs 16 Lakh A Day Is What AAP Spends On Advertisements
The Aam Aadmi Party government is spending Rs 16 lakh a day on advertising in the print media, a reply to an RTI inquiry has revealed.
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Chief Ministers' Photos Allowed In Government Ads As Supreme Court Modifies Order
Pictures of Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, Governors and State Ministers can now appear in government advertisements with the Supreme Court today modifying its earlier order and allowing their publication.
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Ministers' Photos Banned On Ads, Centre Says Information Blockage
It is for the executive, and not the judiciary, to decide which politician's photo appears in advertisements, and the order banning politicians from appearing in government ads interferes with the common man's right to information, the Centre told the Supreme Court today.
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Court Seeks AAP Government's Reply On Plea Against Advertisement Campaign
The Delhi High Court today sought the response of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government on a plea alleging that it indulged in "large scale wastage of taxpayers' money" on its political activities by launching a massive advertisement campaign to glorify its one year in power.
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Supreme Court to Hear Centre's Plea to Review Verdict on Government Advertisements
The Centre today joined hands with the state governments in seeking review of the Supreme Court's landmark judgement barring the publication of photos of leaders in official advertisements except those of President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India.
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Panel to Oversee Release of Ads by Government Soon: Centre to High Court
The Centre on Wednesday told the Delhi High Court that it was in the process of forming a committee to oversee release of advertisements by governments and their agencies as per Supreme Court direction.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Political Ads Applicable to All States, Union Territories: Center to Delhi High Court
The Centre today told the Delhi High Court that the Supreme Court ruling that taxpayers' money cannot be spent to build the image of political leaders was "applicable" to all states and Union Territories including the national capital.
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Ban on Chief Minister Photos in Government Ads Snatches State Rights: DMK Chief M Karunanidhi
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today said the Supreme Court verdict on banning photos of Chief Ministers in government advertisements amounts "to snatching away the rights of states" as the constitution gives "equal status" to Prime Ministers and Chief Ministers.
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Only PM, President, Chief Justice Can Feature in Government Ads, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has today said that government ads can feature pictures of only the Prime Minister, the President, and the Chief Justice of India, but said, "Even these three personalities will have to approve whether their photos will be there."
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Delhi Government Acts Tough Against Tobacco Advertisements
Delhi Government has written to various tobacco companies asking them to remove advertisement boards from shops and warned them against free distribution of boards or counters having tobacco ads among vendors.
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Government Opposes Supreme Court's Move to Frame Guidelines on its Advertisements
The Union government has opposed the Supreme Court's move to frame guidelines on regulating government advertisements on policy matters and projects, terming it pre-censorship.
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Madras High Court Bars Use Of Living Leaders' Names In Government Schemes
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government that while launching and operating welfare schemes through various advertisements, the name of any living leaders or party insignia/emblem/flag shall not be included.
-
Spent Rs 967.46 Crore On Advertisements In Print Media Since 2019: Centre
In a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said the Central Bureau of Communication (CBC) releases awareness/publicity campaigns through print media.
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Centre Spent Rs 2,374 Crore On Publicity In Electronic Media Last 5 Years
The Central government has spent Rs 2,374 crore on its publicity in electronic media and Rs 670 crore on outdoor publicity in the last five years, according to an RTI reply by the Bureau of Outreach and Communication under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.
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Modi Government Spent Rs 3,755 Crore On Advertisements: RTI
The Modi government has spent a whopping nearly Rs 3,755 crore in three and half years on its publicity till October this year, an RTI revealed on Friday.
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Rs 16 Lakh A Day Is What AAP Spends On Advertisements
The Aam Aadmi Party government is spending Rs 16 lakh a day on advertising in the print media, a reply to an RTI inquiry has revealed.
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Chief Ministers' Photos Allowed In Government Ads As Supreme Court Modifies Order
Pictures of Union Ministers, Chief Ministers, Governors and State Ministers can now appear in government advertisements with the Supreme Court today modifying its earlier order and allowing their publication.
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Ministers' Photos Banned On Ads, Centre Says Information Blockage
It is for the executive, and not the judiciary, to decide which politician's photo appears in advertisements, and the order banning politicians from appearing in government ads interferes with the common man's right to information, the Centre told the Supreme Court today.
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Court Seeks AAP Government's Reply On Plea Against Advertisement Campaign
The Delhi High Court today sought the response of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government on a plea alleging that it indulged in "large scale wastage of taxpayers' money" on its political activities by launching a massive advertisement campaign to glorify its one year in power.
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Supreme Court to Hear Centre's Plea to Review Verdict on Government Advertisements
The Centre today joined hands with the state governments in seeking review of the Supreme Court's landmark judgement barring the publication of photos of leaders in official advertisements except those of President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India.
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Panel to Oversee Release of Ads by Government Soon: Centre to High Court
The Centre on Wednesday told the Delhi High Court that it was in the process of forming a committee to oversee release of advertisements by governments and their agencies as per Supreme Court direction.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Political Ads Applicable to All States, Union Territories: Center to Delhi High Court
The Centre today told the Delhi High Court that the Supreme Court ruling that taxpayers' money cannot be spent to build the image of political leaders was "applicable" to all states and Union Territories including the national capital.
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Ban on Chief Minister Photos in Government Ads Snatches State Rights: DMK Chief M Karunanidhi
DMK chief M Karunanidhi today said the Supreme Court verdict on banning photos of Chief Ministers in government advertisements amounts "to snatching away the rights of states" as the constitution gives "equal status" to Prime Ministers and Chief Ministers.
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Only PM, President, Chief Justice Can Feature in Government Ads, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has today said that government ads can feature pictures of only the Prime Minister, the President, and the Chief Justice of India, but said, "Even these three personalities will have to approve whether their photos will be there."
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Delhi Government Acts Tough Against Tobacco Advertisements
Delhi Government has written to various tobacco companies asking them to remove advertisement boards from shops and warned them against free distribution of boards or counters having tobacco ads among vendors.
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Government Opposes Supreme Court's Move to Frame Guidelines on its Advertisements
The Union government has opposed the Supreme Court's move to frame guidelines on regulating government advertisements on policy matters and projects, terming it pre-censorship.
