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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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BBMP’s ongoing pothole filling and road resurfacing at key Bengaluru junctions aims to enhance commuter safety and reduce congestion.
Starting September 22, 2025, GST 2.0 exempts essential food items like paneer, UHT milk, and common Indian breads, reducing costs for millions.
Himachal Pradesh enforces a strict ban on mobile phones during school hours to improve learning and reduce distractions.
NE-SPARKS exposes meritorious Northeastern students to ISRO’s advanced facilities, inspiring scientific curiosity and ambition.
Karnataka’s new bill seeks to protect domestic workers through mandatory registration, social security, and a welfare fund.
India’s GST reforms cut tax rates on essentials, boost disposable income, and simplify compliance starting September 22, 2025.
Karnataka unveils historic compensation and rehabilitation plan for farmers displaced by the Upper Krishna Project-III.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched projects worth Rs 36,000 crore across energy, rail, airport, irrigation, and housing sectors in Purnea, Bihar, to drive regional growth and employment.
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The Constitutional Court ruled that colonial-era discriminatory surname laws violate equality, allowing men to adopt wives’ names.
The Karnataka government fixates maximum cinema ticket price at Rs 200 statewide, excluding small premium multi-screen venues.
Delhi plans a large-scale microchipping drive for stray dogs alongside rabies control and stricter pet shop rules.
PM Modi declares ₹1,500 crore relief and compensation measures for flood-ravaged Himachal Pradesh’s citizens.
Himachal Pradesh achieves 99.3% literacy, joining Goa, Tripura, Mizoram, and Ladakh as fully literate regions.
India’s digital birth certificate service ensures fast, secure, and accessible official registrations nationwide from home.
Hyderabad City Police forms India’s pioneering all-women mounted unit alongside expanding its dog squad for better law enforcement.
Varanasi launches an innovative AI-equipped vehicle to monitor and curb illegal advertisement hoardings, enhancing urban cleanliness and safety.
Karnataka’s Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township will combine AI-driven industries, smart infrastructure, and sustainability across 9,000 acres near Bengaluru.
India’s comprehensive GST overhaul slashes tax rates on essentials and agriculture while introducing a higher 40% slab on luxury and sin goods to stimulate growth and simplify compliance.
Mizoram’s capital Aizawl will be connected to India’s railway network for the first time through the groundbreaking Bairabi-Sairang rail link.
India’s GST Council announces a two-slab tax system effective September 22, reducing rates on essential goods and increasing rates on luxury and sin products.
APEDA’s BHARATI initiative accelerates innovation and export readiness among startups, aiming to transform India’s agri-food export landscape by 2030.