EXCLUSIVE: Now ONDC to boost Real Money Gaming industry

The government hopes to increase e-commerce penetration in the country to 25 percent with ONDC

The unicorns that have signed Letter of Intent (LoI) to partner with ONDC include likes of Zerodha, EaseMyTrip, Pristyn Care, Cars24, Physics Wallah, PolicyBazaar, OfBusiness, Livspace and GlobalBees.

DGGI will shake hands with foreign govts to crack whip on offshore gambling firms

The DGGI Annual Report states that actions have been taken against 118 domestic online gaming companies, with Show Cause Notices issued to 34 taxpayers, involving tax amounts of Rs 1,10,531.91 crore.

This move will curb tax evasion in the online ‘gaming’ sector in India and will also help block websites of such notorious illegal offshore entities.

Deepika Padukone joins BGMI as Brand Ambassador

Expressing her enthusiasm for the partnership, Deepika Padukone commented, "It is a thrilling opportunity to embark on this new chapter with the BGMI family."

Global icon set to become a playable character with exclusive skins in Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI).

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Breaking: Tamil Nadu takes strong stand against online gaming, RMG players left red faced

During the event, N. Muruganandam, Chief Secretary of Tamil Nadu stated that teachers and parents should be informed about the addictive nature of online gaming. He also referenced the government’s decision to implement the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gambling and Regulation of Online Games Act, 2022.

N Muruganandam, Chief Secretary of Tamil Nadu government hinted towards banning certain games and said that the addiction to online gaming among children has grown leading to harmful effects.

ASCI escalates issue of illegal betting and gambling platforms’ ads to MIB

Prathap Suthan criticized the current ecosystem for lacking accountability, allowing clients to arm-twist agencies into lopsided contracts, unpaid pitches, and overburdened deliverables.

Storyboard18 recently reported that offshore illegal gambling firms have been using the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) as a sporting platform for surrogate advertising.