How Much Did The Modi Government Spent On Advertisements Since 2014?

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The Union Minister has also informed that no advertisements have been given to foreign media by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Opposition parties have been accusing the Modi government of doing more advertisements  than development. The Modi government has released figures regarding the amount spent by the government on…

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The Union Minister has also informed that no advertisements have been given to foreign media by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Opposition parties have been accusing the Modi government of doing more advertisements  than development. The Modi government has released figuresy the government on advertisements.

Tamil Nadu’s Nagapattinam MP of the  Communist Party of India, M Selvarasu questioned the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting that how much money was spent by each ministry for advertisements in print and electronic media since 2014.

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Besides she also questioned  that how much money was spent for advertisements  in foreign media. Answering this in the Lok Sabha, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur revealed how much the government has spent on advertisements since 2014.

         Financial Year                               Expenditure (In Cr)
Print Media      Electronic Media
2014-15 424.84 473.67
2015-16 508.22 531.60
2016-17 468.53 609.15
2017-18 636.09 468.92
2018-19 429.55 514.28
2019-20 295.05 317.11
2020-21 197.49 167.98
2021-2022 197.04 101.24
2022-2023 (Till December 7 2022) 91.96 76.84

The Union Minister has also informed that no advertisements have been given to foreign media by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

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