Good Governance

Gaming In India: Battle Between Growth And Taxes?

India’s gaming industry is taking the world by storm, with over 300 million gamers and revenue of $2.8 billion in 2023. But with the possibility of a GST hike from 18% on GGR to 28% on Total Prize Pool, the industry’s future is uncertain. Will the GST council decide to favor the booming gaming industry, or will it face an existential threat? Check out this video to get a sneak peek into the current state of the gaming world and what lies ahead.

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Transforming Trash Into Treasure!

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The Sattvic Soul Foundation team not only have actively participated in the collection of trash from their surroundings, but they have also gone a step further by reusing the waste materials on the occasion of Zero Waste day (March 30).
By transforming discarded materials into beautiful and useful items, the volunteers are not only showcasing their talent but taking a proactive approach towards waste reduction.

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Good Governance

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Bihar CM Nitish Kumar achieves a global first by taking chief ministerial oath 10 times, praised for stable governance and public trust.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw confirmed automatic lower berth allocation for vulnerable groups.
Bihar cabinet approves reopening of nine closed mills including historic Chanpatia, plus 25 new ones, to boost rural jobs and farmer incomes.​
India Launches Operation Sagar Bandhu: 21 Tonnes Aid, 80 NDRF to Cyclone Ditwah-Hit Sri Lanka.
The Kerala High Court has upheld the 2018 Clinical Establishments Act, enforcing rate displays, swift grievance redressal, and barrier-free emergency care across all hospitals.
Haryana has shifted all land and property registrations to a single paperless digital platform.
India’s new GST registration scheme enables automatic approval within three days, expediting compliance for small taxpayers.
India’s new Labour Codes remove the night shift ban on women, mandating consent and safety provisions.
Uttar Pradesh initiates a phased ban on diesel autorickshaws in NCR districts to reduce pollution and improve air quality.
India Implements 4 New Labour Codes: Gratuity After 1 Year, Fixed-term Benefits and More
Karnataka government announces a limited period 50% rebate on pending traffic and RTO fines to encourage compliance and reduce backlog.
Maharashtra to roll out 1,000 new buses offering students a 50% discount for safe, affordable educational trips.
UP government launches free availability of costly, life-saving heart attack drugs in district hospitals statewide.
The Supreme Court directs the Centre to frame a national policy ensuring fair, uniform organ transplant access, targeting economic, gender, and caste inequalities.
India’s first privately managed railway station in Bhopal introduces modern, efficient, and passenger-focused amenities under a pioneering public-private partnership.
India introduces technologically advanced e-passports with embedded RFID chips and AI-powered services for enhanced security and faster processing.
The Uttar Pradesh government mandates 10 Saturdays of activity-based, bag-free schooling for Classes 6–8 to reduce stress and encourage holistic development.
India to mandate ABS and two BIS-certified helmets for all new two-wheelers starting January 2026 to boost road safety.
A transformative ₹370 crore project in Nashik will enhance water availability, cut losses, and support millions ahead of the 2027 Kumbh Mela.
Singapore-India collaboration via SingHealth trains 1,150 healthcare workers, improving child care across Tamil Nadu, benefiting over 20,000 mothers and newborns
The feature displays real-time speed limits on Google Maps to promote safer driving.
Maharashtra’s pod taxi initiative aims to ease congestion and integrate with existing urban transport networks.
Tamil Nadu’s Chennai One app integrates multi-modal public transport allowing commuters to book Re 1 tickets via a single digital platform.
The Karnataka High Court mandates an integrated technology-driven system for Bengaluru to combat illegal waste dumping and safeguard public health.