AnimationXpress reports that industry leaders have praised the Government of India's approval to establish a National Centre of Excellence for the AVGC-XR sector in Mumbai. The move represents significant government backing for the animation, visual effects, gaming, comics, and extended reality industries in India. Industry representatives have lauded the decision as a pivotal step in strengthening the nation's AVGC-XR ecosystem and developing local talent and infrastructure.
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BestMediaInfo reports that India's Union cabinet has established a National Centre of Excellence for AVGC-XR (animation, visual effects, gaming, comics, and extended reality). The policy initiative aims to strengthen the country's creative technology sector by fostering excellence, innovation, and skill development. This move represents a significant commitment to positioning India as a global hub for digital creative industries and supporting indigenous talent and studios.
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MediaNama reports on the establishment of a new Centre of Excellence for AVGC-XR aimed at strengthening India's position in animation, VFX, gaming, comics, and extended reality sectors. The initiative is intended to enhance India's soft power through creative industries development. The centre represents a strategic effort to consolidate talent and resources within these high-growth segments of the AVGC-XR ecosystem.
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The Hindu reports that India's proposed National Centre of Excellence for AVGC-XR is expected to generate approximately 5 lakh jobs, according to the Information and Broadcasting Minister. The announcement underscores the government's commitment to developing the animation, VFX, gaming, comics, and extended reality sectors as engines of employment and economic growth within the country's creative industries.
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