In the just-introduced Bill to regulate online gaming in India, there will be no punishment for those playing online games; it is only the service providers, advertisers, promoters, and those who financially support such games will face the consequences.
The Bill introduced in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday about online gaming encourages e-sports and online social games while prohibiting harmful online money gaming services, advertisements, and financial transactions related to them.
India's non-smartphone electronics exports have crossed the USD 14 billion mark in FY 2024-25, contributing to an overall electronics export of USD 38.57 billion, a 32.47 per cent jump from the previous year, according to the Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC).
The gaming industry has expressed serious concern over the draft Bill that seeks to ban all real money games, including those based on skill, warning that such a move could severely damage India's digital economy and push players towards illegal operators.
A bill to promote and regulate the online gaming sector including e-sports, educational games and social gaming and to provide for the appointment of an Authority for coordinated policy support, strategic development and regulatory oversight of the sector is slated to be introduced in Lok
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel will chair a Cooperative Leaders' workshop in Gandhinagar on Wednesday, August 20, as part of the celebrations for the International Cooperative Year-2025, which is being observed with the theme "Cooperatives Build the Better World" to promote inclusive
Parliament on Tuesday passed a bill for promoting conservation of minerals, zero waste mining and supporting the objectives of the National Critical Mineral Mission with Union Minister for Coal and Mines G Kishan Reddy stating that the Modi government is working with transparency in the m
The Government of India has unveiled a wide range of measures aimed at strengthening exports and expanding domestic manufacturing. According to a Ministry of Commerce & Industry press release, the initiatives include production-linked schemes, new trade agreements, modernized logistics,
The Odisha minister informed that the state government signed an MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) with IGNOU on June 9, under which the process of translating the course material to Odia was supposed to be completed in 100 days and it was inaugurated on August 18 by state deputy CM Pravati
When asked about whether Sanskrit received higher funds compared to other languages, Pradhan said that allocation of funds was not on a language basis. Instead, they are provided according to the requirements and utilisation.
The discussion primarily focused on enhancing diaspora engagement, facilitating skills mobility, and promoting responsible migration. This initiative aims to position Andhra Pradesh as a leader in India's vision for a global workforce.