A self-declaration certificate will become mandatory for all new advertisements from June 18, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said on Monday. This has been done to comply with the ruling of ...

The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) has published a press release announcing a new feature facilitating self-declaration by advertisers and advertising agencies from print, broadcast as ...

Uncertainty hangs over the advertising industry as the implementation of self-declaration certificates remains unclear. The new regulation requires ad agencies to vouch for the veracity of their ...

In its order dated May 7, 2024, the Supreme Court mandated that all advertisers and advertising agencies must furnish a 'self-declaration certificate' before airing or publishing any advertisement.

The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MIB) informed that it held another meeting with the concerned stakeholders regarding recent guidelines mandating food and health advertisers to submit a ...

For print and digital ads, agencies will have to submit a declaration, signed by an authorised representative of the advertiser, on the Press Council of India’s portal In the mandatory declaration, ...

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) issued a new advisory on Wednesday, requiring advertisers in the food and health sectors to submit a Self-Declaration Certificate (SDC) annually.

New Delhi [India], June 3 (ANI): Following the Supreme Court's directive that all advertisers or advertising agencies must submit a 'Self-Declaration Certificate' before publishing or broadcasting any ...

The self-declaration certificate has to be uploaded on the Broadcast Seva Portal in case of TV and radio advertisements, and on the Press Council of India website for print, digital and internet ...

The advertiser must provide proof of uploading the self-declaration certificate to the relevant broadcaster, printer, publisher, or electronic media platform for their records. As per the Supreme ...