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Ec 04 01 1967.Pdf E.C. No. 485 ESTIMATES COMMITTEE (1967-68) FIRST REPORT (FOURTH LOK SABHA) MINISTRY OF INFORMATION A.'ID BROA.DCA.~~Nq FJLM n~"STIWTf: 9F INDI~, POPN1\. PARLIAMENT LIBRARY (Lihrlt y &, H· f r I."" il.. rvice) C.-[llr"i G· ,vt.t:!'ublio.tioDL ) .2. Ace No R... ..• '{,.....7Cft! ; ... rs-, : •••• - 9~· ,........ ~'" ;;............ .J • ."", L -- L OK ..SABHA SECRETARIAl NEW DELHI Jyaistha, 1889 (Sale,,) Price : Rs~ 1.40 toM OP AU1"HORIS80 AGBNTS POR Ttm SALB OP LOIC SABRA SECRETARIAT PUBLICATIONS 51. Name of Agent Agency SL Name of Agent Na. No. No. ~cy ---- ,"":J ANDHRA PRADESH II. Chades Lambert &: CQIII- pany, 101, Mahatma I. Andhra Unlvenlty Gene- Gandhi Road,Opposite ra1 Cooperati ve Store. Qoclc Tower, Fort, Ltd., Waltair(Viaakha· Bombay 30 plIllIam) 8 12. The Current Book House, 2. G. R. Labhmipathy Che- Maruti Lane, Raghu- tty and 50111. 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Ob.jective 3 C . ....-..u India Character of the Institute S D. Medium of Instruction . S E. Comparison with other similar Institutes abroad . 6 F. Affiliation to International Liaison Centre of Cinema and Television School I2 G. Cultural Agreements under the Sclieme of Technical Collaboration with France, U.S.S.R. and Poland 12 ·lI.-ADMiSSIONS : A. Selection of Students IS . B. Criteria for selection 17 C. Seminars 18 1IlI.-CoURSES OF STUDY, SCHOLARSHIPS ETC. : A. Courses of Study and Nature and Scop~ of Training :zo B. Expansion Plan for the Fourth Five Year Plan C. Scholarships D. Foreign Students E. Studios F. Hostels G. Medical Attention H. Canteen 33 ·IV.-LIBRARIBS AND ARCHIVES : A. Book Library B. Film Library C. National Film Archive of India 'V.-LIMSON WITH FILM INDUSTRY: A. Present Position B. Guest LectUrers from the Industry . C. Advisory Committee 43 D. ~dent Films 44 . B. Production of Feature Films 4S F. Periodical Get Together . -417 (oaii) LS-L ii G. Practic:al Training for the Students in Film Industry 47" VI.- ORGANISATIONAL SET Up : A. Teaching and Adminislrative Stalf B. Selection of Teachers S2 C. Teacher·Pupii Ratio 53 VII.-BuDGET FmMATBS S4 VIlI.-EMPLOYMENT OppORTUNITIES :. A. Scope in the Film IndustrY 56· B. Employment of Diploma-holders in Films Division 58 C. Future Prospecu of Employment 60 D. Employment Advisory Service 60 API'm."DICES- I. CoPY of Executive Order of the GoTernment setting up die Institute 62 64- 11. Copy of Diploma awarded by the Institute 111. Statement Indicating the region-wise break-up of the students admitted during the academic year I~ . IV. Note on Des Hante. Etudes Cinematographiques at Paris V. Statement showing names of persona assoc:iated with selection of students for various courses during the wt three years 75- VI. A note on the working of the International Federation of Film Archives, Paris 81 VlI. Statement showing the number of Diploma-holders category- wise who have passed out of the Institute sina: its inception VIII. Note on employment opportunities for the diploma-holders of the Film Institute of India. IX. Summary of Conclusions/Recommendations contained in the Report. 86 X. Analysis of recommendations in the Report lOX' ESTIMATES COMMI'ITEE (1967-68) CHAIRMAN Shri P. Venkatasubbaiah MEMBERS 2. Shri Panna Lal Barupal 3. Shri Onkar Lal Berwa 4. Shri Maharaj Singh Bharti 5. Shri Bibhuti Mishra 6. Shri R. K. Birla 7. Shri Jyotinnoy Bosu 8. Shri Tridib Chaudhuri 9. Shri Hardayal Devgun 10. Shri Y. Gadilingana Goud 11. Shri J. N. Hazarika 12. Shri J. M. Imam 13. Shri Tulshidas Jadhav 14. Shri Dhireswar Kalita 15. Shri S. Kandappan 16. Shri Baij Nath Kureel 17. Shri Yashwant Singh Kushwah 18. Shri K. Lakkappa 19. Shrimati Sangam Laxmi Bai 20. Shri J. M. Lobo Prabhu 21. Shri Inder J. Malhotra 22. Shri Yamuna Prasad MandaI 23. Shri Dhuleshwar Meena 24. Shri F. H. Mohsin 25. Shri Chintamani Panigrahi 26. Shri Rajdeo Singh 27. Shri Gajraj Singh Rao 28. Shrimati Jayaben Shah 29. Shri Shantilal Shah 30. Shri P. Sivasankaran. SECRETARIAT Shri B. B. Tewari-Deputy Secretary Shri B. K. Mukherjee-Deputy Secretary Shri K. D. Chatterjee-Under Secretary. INTRODUCTION I, the Chairman, Estimates Committee, having been authorised by the Committee to submit the Report on their behalf, present this First Report on the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting-Film Institute of India, POona. 2. The subject was examined by the Estimates Committee (1966-67) and necessary information obtained and evidence taken by them. That Committee, however, could not finalise their report due to the sudden di~­ solution of the Lok Sabha on the 3rd March, 1967. The Estimates Com- mittee (1967-68) have perused the minutes of evidence and have come to their own conclusions which have been embodied in the Report. 3. The previous Committee (1966-67) took evidence of the represen- tatives of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Film Institute of India, Poona on the 29th September, 1966. The Committee wish to express their thanks to the Secretary, Ministry of lnformation and Broad- casting, Principal, Film Institute of India and other Officers of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for placing before them the material and information they wanted in connection with the examination of the estimates. 4. They also wish to express their thanks to Shri Raj Kapoor of Mis R. K. Films & Studios, Bombay; Shri Sunderlal Nahata, Vice-President, South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce, Madras; Shri J. P. Tiwari, Presi- dent, Western India Film Producers Association, Bombay; Shri D. Pram a- nick, Secretary, Eastern India Motion Pictures Association, Calcutta; Shri C. V. Desai, President, Film Federation of India, Bombay and Shri Satyajit Ray for giving evidence and making valuable suggestions to the Committee. 5. The Committee also wish to thank the representatives of the Film Producers' Guild of India, Bombay; Indian Motion Picture. Producers Association, Bombay; Film Federation of India, Bombay; Eastern India Motion Pictures Association, Calcutta; Film Producers Guild, Madras; South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce, Madras; Cine Technician~ Association, Madras; and South India Motion Pictures Producers' Assoch- tion, Madras for making valuable suggestions to the Estimates. Committee during their visit to Bombay, Calcutta and Madtas. The Committee also wish to thank the Indian Documentary Producers Association, Bombay; All India Women's Conference, New Delhi; Shri Jag Mohan, Bombay; Shri R. Padmanabhan, Madras; Shri M. S. Gore, Director, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Bombay; National Parent Teacher Association of India, New v vi Delhi and the Federation of Film Societies of India, Calcutta for furnishing Memoranda to the Committee. 6. The Report was considered and adopted by the Committee (1967-68) on the 8th. May, 1967. 7. A statement showing the analysis of recommendations contained in the Report is also appended to the Repon (Appendix X).
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