MIB grants two-week extension for public feedback on copyright and anti-piracy framework
The extension follows an earlier public notice issued on November 7
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Published: Nov 27, 2025 8:31 AM | 1 min read
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The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) has extended the deadline for public inputs on its draft guidelines aimed at curbing copyright infringement and strengthening India’s anti-piracy framework. The extension follows an earlier public notice issued on November 7, 2025.
MIB issued a fresh public notice on November 26, which opened a nationwide consultation on anti-piracy strategies. According to the updated notice, the deadline for receiving comments on the draft guidelines has been extended by a further two weeks. Submissions may be sent to the Ministry via email.
The notice issued states: “Reference is invited to the Ministry's Public Notice dated 07.11.2025, soliciting comments from General Public within 20 days of issuance of communication in addressing copyright infringement and strengthen anti-piracy strategies. The date of receiving comments on the draft guidelines is hereby extended by 2 weeks.”
Tackling piracy remains a key concern, with the illegal circulation of films, music, OTT content and other digital media continuing to damage revenues and weaken the country’s creative economy.
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