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Establish a 'National Fund' for literature, cinema, drama, and other arts, supported continuously by government and private sector.

Why this status

The Central Cultural Fund already provides financial assistance to artistes, and Cabinet gave policy approval in March 2026 to amend its governing Act to suit present needs. The 2025 cultural budget also lists Rs. 52 million for assistance to artists. These measures provide public arts support, but they do not establish the promised continuously supported national fund backed by both government and the private sector.

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Evidence timeline

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  1. 16 Mar 2026SupportsOfficial release
    The Central Cultural Fund undertakes cultural development and provides financial assistance to artistes; Cabinet granted policy approval to amend the Central Cultural Fund Act in March 2026.
    Open source
  2. Date not recordedSupportsBudget document
    The 2025 allocation for Assistance to Artists is Rs. 52 million.
    Open source

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