Online gaming contributes to 3.7 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions: Report

Indian studios and large developers would do well to start measuring their own carbon footprints, while simultaneously funding products, projects and initiatives that help the environment. (Image source: Unsplash)

At the global level, agencies like the United Nations (UN) are leveraging the dynamic game community for initiatives like “Playing for the Planet Alliance”.

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Who was the 8th member missing from PM Narendra Modi’s meet with India’s leading gamers?

Cybeart's Apex Series - X11 Gray Chair was observed being used by the Prime Minister as he engaged in gaming lessons with the gamers.

This exclusive roundtable discussion featured prominent personalities from India’s Esports scene, including Animesh Agarwal (8Bit_Thug), Naman Mathur (Mortal), and Payal Dhare (PayalGaming), alongside Ganesh Gangadhar (SKRossi), Anshu Bisht (GamerFleet), Mithilesh Patankar (MythPat), and Tirth Mehta.

Modi’s Gen Z masterstroke: PM creates social media buzz with gamers days before Lok Sabha polls

The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), representing industry bodies, will collaborate with the government in setting up the proposed Institute of Immersive Creators (IIIC).

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s engagements with top creators and gamers has fuelled social media frenzy and highlighted his strategies to connect with Gen Z voters ahead of elections.

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PM Narendra Modi meets India’s top gamers

The Prime Minister even tried his hand at a few games including mobile games, PC, console games and VR.

The PM met a total of 7 gamers/gaming creators including Animesh Agrawal, Naman Mathur, Mithilesh Patankar, Payal Dhare, Tirth Mehta, Ganesh Gangadhar, and Anshu Bisht.

Gaming industry to almost double to $6 billion by 2028: Report

The OneBlade Cup will feature teams of four players engaging in qualifiers to make it to the top 16. (Representative Image: Onur Binay via Unsplash)

The report highlights a rising demand for content that resonates with local tastes and narratives, driving the Indian language translation market to a substantial valuation of nearly $500 million.