New Delhi: The state-of-the-art International Media Centre (IMC) where more than 1300 workstations, and an International Broadcasting Centre for a clean feed from 'Bharat Mandapam' are available for journalists from India, and across the world, who are all set to cover the historic G20 Summit opened on Friday.
The IMC is hosting all domestic and foreign media including official media. Notably, only the accredited (online accreditation provided after scrutiny of all those who registered) media personnel are allowed entry into the IMC. Apart from that small 'Media Booths', 'One Interview Room', and dia briefing rooms (capacity of 100/50 for embassies and official media) where foreign delegates will organize briefings are some of the facilities provided here at the IMC.
'Information Kiosks', 'Help Desk', 'Medical Room', and a variety of food options are also available. 1,400 parking facilities and over 80 shuttle buses are provided for the safe passage of the journalists between Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium and IMC.