Experimental Moving Images & Theatre Association

Experimental Moving Images & Theatre Association Association of members formed to help new initiating filmmakers, writers and theater artists. Registration. No: 5666-S-2008, Established. 11th August 2004.

Experimental Moving Images & Theatre Association
Registered with J&K government as an N.G.O.

13/08/2024

Kashmir Rainbow Film Festival to be held on 20th and 21st August 2024 at Tagore hall srinagar, screening schedule to be released soon at a press conference

Song Intezaar from yet to release Kashmiri film Baand.
30/03/2022

Song Intezaar from yet to release Kashmiri film Baand.

Song Nakaab from yet to release Kashmiri film Baand.
30/03/2022

Song Nakaab from yet to release Kashmiri film Baand.

Song Roy Chyon from yet to release film Baand.
30/03/2022

Song Roy Chyon from yet to release film Baand.

04/06/2016

XMITA TEAM MEETING ON MONDAY
1PM and 3PM

05/11/2015

Xmita Filmdivision'S most prestegious and oldest international film festival of Jammu & Kashmir the 5th International Film Festival of Kashmir 2015 Shortlisted films list releasing on 15th November....
Major Attractions this year
1. International Competetion
2. Kashmir Panorama (non cometetive)
3. Special Package bon Gilgit-Baltistan

26/09/2014

J&K govt likely to submit loss memo to Centre by weekend
Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir government is likely to submit to the Centre by this weekend the memorandum of losses, estimated to be at least Rs 50,000 crore, due to the worst floods in decades in the state.
All the administrative departments have been asked to submit their loss assessment reports today so that the same can be forwarded to the Union government in next couple of days, a senior state government official told a news agency.
The official said preliminary estimate of losses incurred to all sectors including private property and private businesses was at least Rs 50,000 crore.
"It can be higher than that also as some departments are still compiling data," he said.
The official said the losses to agriculture sector were in excess of Rs 4,000 crore while horticulture sector has suffered losses to the tune of nearly Rs 2,000 crore.
"The damage to public infrastructure like roads, government buildings, bridges and hospitals is estimated at 7,000 crore," he added.
The official said the damage in the private sector is much higher as for the first time the commercial hub of Lal Chowk, Budshah Chowk and surrounding areas have been hit by the floods.

25/09/2014

shows in for . for the same-

plz contact Elizabeth on 9582502012

23/09/2014

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