IFFI-related events to start statewide once again
PTI, PANAJI | 07 August 2014 21:24 IST
The Goa government announced here today that peripheral activities related to the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) would be held across the state, this year.
Goa's Information and Publicity Minister Milind Naik told the legislative assembly that legislators have demanded that IFFI-related activities should be held in their constituencies.
"MLAs have asked why IFFI should benefit only Panaji. It should be there across Goa. I agree with them," the minister said.
"We will properly plan the schedule and ensure that IFFI activities are held all over the state," he said.
IFFI would be held from November 20 to November 30 this year.
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