The Times of India reports that Nagpur will develop a hi-tech media park with Rs 3,000 crore investment dedicated to the AVGC-XR sector. The facility aims to strengthen animation, VFX, gaming, comics, and extended reality production capabilities in the region. This infrastructure development signals Maharashtra's commitment to fostering creative industries and attracting talent and companies to establish operations in Nagpur.
via The Times of India
Nagpur Today reports that Nagpur is set to establish a dedicated AVGC-XR Park, positioning the city as an emerging technology hub. The facility aims to support animation, VFX, gaming, comics, and extended reality sectors, attracting studios and talent to the region. This development represents a significant expansion of India's AVGC-XR infrastructure beyond traditional production centres, fostering growth in the animation and digital media industries across Maharashtra.
via Nagpur Today
Deccan Chronicle reports that the Maharashtra Government has approved a policy aimed at boosting the digital content sector.
via Deccan Chronicle
The Economic Times reports that Maharashtra has announced a new policy to promote the creative tech sector.
via The Economic Times
The Times of India reports that the Maharashtra cabinet has approved a comprehensive policy for animation, visual effects, gaming, comics, and extended reality sectors. The policy aims to support and regulate these creative industries within the state, potentially offering incentives and frameworks to attract studios and talent to Maharashtra's growing AVGC-XR ecosystem.
via The Times of India
AnimationXpress reports that the Maharashtra government has approved the state's AVGC-XR Policy with an allocation of Rs 3000 crore. The policy aims to support the animation, visual effects, gaming, comics, and extended reality sectors within the state, fostering industry growth and talent development. This initiative represents a significant commitment to strengthening Maharashtra's position as a hub for AVGC-XR production and innovation.
via Animation Xpress