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Public amusement portal launched

New Delhi, July 8 Lieutenant-Governor VK Saxena on Monday launched a public amusement portal which will make licensing easy for auditoriums, amusement parks, game parlours, musicals, theatre performances, Ramlila and circuses. The portal will make it easier for entrepreneurs to...

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Updated At : 02:52 PM Jul 09, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, July 8

Lieutenant-Governor VK Saxena on Monday launched a public amusement portal which will make licensing easy for auditoriums, amusement parks, game parlours, musicals, theatre performances, Ramlila and circuses. The portal will make it easier for entrepreneurs to undertake businesses and activities involving amusement, performances and entertainment.

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