India can become content creation factory of the world in AVGC sector

The webinar was part of the new practice of discussion and dialogue with the stakeholders before and after the Budget

The webinar was part of the new practice of discussion and dialogue with the stakeholders before and after the Budget
The webinar was part of the new practice of discussion and dialogue with the stakeholders before and after the Budget

AVGC sector saw tremendous growth in past 7 years

On Monday, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Secretary Apurva Chandra said that the Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comic (AVGC) sector has seen tremendous growth in the past seven years. With proper impetus it can soon become a world leader, he added.

Chandra was speaking at the breakout session on the topic ‘Strengthening Industry-Skill Linkage in AVGC‘ during a webinar on the implementation of Union Budget 2022 relating to the education sector.

“The announcement on AVGC Task Force in the Budget speech is a momentous event which recognizes the importance of the AVGC sector and the role it plays in generating employment in the country,” Chandra said.

Chandra further stated that the sector can provide an avenue to skilled manpower and become the backbone of the media and entertainment industry as a whole and India can become the content creation factory of the world in this sector.

He underlined that the Ministry will incorporate the inputs from this session into the terms while constituting the Task Force.

“The sector has seen tremendous growth in the past seven years, and with the proper impetus, it can soon become a world leader. The content creation part of gaming requires high skills and we want to focus on that through the Task Force,” Chandra added.

Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Atul Tiwari, said, “The AVGC sector, which has been under-recognized for long, is now not only being recognized but is also growing at a fast pace. Now the sector is in need of intellectual capital and education.”

The webinar was part of the new practice of discussion and dialogue with the stakeholders before and after the Budget.

[With Inputs from IANS]

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