upGrad appoints Venkatesh Tarakkad as Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Mumbai, 1st March, 2024: upGrad, one of Asia’s largest integrated learning, skilling and workforce development majors has named Venkatesh Tarakkad ...
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Union Budget 2024: Gaming sector hopes for drop in GST for Esports from 28pc, self-regulation
A Lumikai report suggests that the Indian online gaming industry’s revenue is set to take a hit after the imposition ...
‘Fight to separate e-sports from other labels continues’
The Goods and Service Tax (GST) Council announced after its 50th meet that it will levy 28 pc GST on ...
Blink your eyes, shoot the target – Is gesture controlled gaming the future?
Facial recognition has found another application. With Google’s Project GameFace, one can engage in gaming without the use of one’s ...
The Indian Gaming Juggernaut Boom: Will all players survive and thrive?
Clash of Clans, League of Legends, Ludo King, Dream11, Candy Crush, FIFA - you name it and we have it! ...
Budget 2023: E-sports players buoyed by ‘Made in India’ smartphones growth, 5G R&D push
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the fifth and last full budget of the current union government on February 1, 2023. ...
Budget 2023: From incentives and infra to regulation, e-sports industry’s expectations
In December 2022, the Indian government officially recognised e-sports in the country as a ‘multisport event’ under the Ministry of ...
Will influencers be less influential with #Ad declarations?
The Department of Consumer Affairs under Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution released a guide ‘Endorsements Know-hows!’ for celebrities, ...
Official recognition for e-sports: ‘Small step by government, giant leap for industry’
The Indian government has officially recognised e-sports in the country. It will now be a part of the “Multisports Event” ...
TDS on influencer freebies: Move recognises creator economy, enforceability in question
With effect from 1st July 2022, a new Income Tax provision demands that a 10-pc tax is deducted at source ...
