Which office of government of Maharashtra looks after its public relations activities ?
Directorate General of Information and Broadcasting
State governments run their own publicity and media-relations machinery to inform citizens about schemes, policies, and decisions.
In the state, this is done by the Directorate General of Information and Public Relations (DGIPR), Mantralaya, Mumbai, which issues press releases, accredits journalists, publishes Lokrajya and Maharashtra Ahead, and handles government advertising.
Divisional information offices are field units working under this directorate, and there is no separate Department or Directorate of Public Relations heading these activities.
Hence, (C) Directorate General of Information and Broadcasting.
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