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Important Indian govt Campaign

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Make in India  is an initiative of the  Government of India  to encourage  to attract the global world as well as domestic, companies to invest and manufacture in India. It was launched by  Prime Minister   Narendra Modi  on 25 September 2014.   It then became an international marketing campaign. the web site http://dipp.nic.in/English/Investor/makeinindia.aspx The major objective behind the initiative is to focus on job creation and skill enhancement in in which the Government has identified 25 major sectors which have the potential of becoming a global leader . . The application for licences was made available online and the validity of licences was increased to three years. Various other norms and procedures were also relaxed. In August 2014, the  Cabinet of India  allowed 49%  foreign direct investment  (FDI) in the  defence sector  and 100%  in  railways   infrastructure . The defence sector previously allowed 26% FDI and FDI was not allowed in railways. People fr

Incident,inciting incident and key incident

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What is character but the  determination  of incident? And what is incident but the illumination of character?"   I ncident define as "a specific event or  occurrence  that occurs in relation to something else.   A incident serves two important and necessary functions in the craft of story ­telling: (1), it sets the story in motion; and (2), it grabs the attention of the reader and audience. Seeing the relationship between this first incident and the story line is essential to an understanding of good screenwriting T he  inciting incident ,  was a cinematic tool he used to set up the story from page one, word one.  The opening    incident , is called the inciting incident,  because it   sets the story in mo­tion;  it is the first visual representation of the   key incident, what the story is about,  and draws the main character into the story line Distinguish  an inciting incident and key incident An  inciting incident that opens the film.  It sets the story in motion