India's Media and Entertainment Sector Reaches ₹2.78 Trillion in 2025
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India's media and entertainment sector reached a value of ₹2.78 trillion in 2025, according to figures shared by Minister Ashish Shelar. The sector has been growing at about 9 percent every year, showing steady expansion across the country.
Digital media was a major part of this growth. It has now crossed the ₹1 trillion mark, which shows how many Indians are watching videos, listening to content, and reading news on their phones and computers. Live events also grew very quickly, rising by 44 percent. This suggests that concerts, sports events, and other shows in person are becoming more popular again.
The figures show that media and entertainment are becoming an important part of India's economy. Growth in digital platforms and live events is expected to continue, and the sector is likely to create more jobs and opportunities in the coming years.
Sources: News On AIR
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