Live Events Development Cell to Boost India’s Concert Economy

Live Events Development Cell to Boost India’s Concert Economy

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Category : Business and economics Published on: January 07 2026

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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has set up the Live Events Development Cell (LEDC) to support India’s rapidly growing concert economy. Constituted in July 2025, the single-window body aims to streamline approvals, boost employment, and promote tourism. India’s organised live events market, valued at ₹20,861 crore in 2024, is growing at 18% annually, with strong expansion beyond metros, positioning the country as a global live entertainment hub.

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