Explanation:

Filmmakers will now have to travel to to Seekri village in Faridabad in Haryana to get an Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) certificate for their films.The secretary of the board issued an order in this regard on February 2, which was uploaded to the AWBI website on Friday.The order said all applications relating to court cases, RTIs, grievances, complaints, grant proposals, applications for pre-shoot permission/registration and no-objection certificatesmay be sent to the new address.AWBI sources said some officials had already been transferred to the new premises. More officials are expected to move to the new premises in the coming weeks.The Animal Welfare Board of India office has been shifted after 58 years from Chennai to Haryana. When Rukmani Devi Arundale founded the organisation in the 1960s, the then Union government granted her permission to have the headquarters in Chennai.