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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Kerala’s new ‘Jyothi’ programme guarantees school enrolment and holistic support for children of migrant workers.
The new government scheme provides up to ₹1.5 lakh cashless medical treatment within seven days for all road accident victims across India.
Odisha’s Raj Bhavan is transforming into a net-zero energy campus with electric vehicles and a 550 kW solar power system.
Maharashtra’s new Aggregator Cabs Policy 2025 caps surge pricing, penalizes ride cancellations, and introduces robust safety and welfare measures for passengers and drivers.
President Droupadi Murmu conferred Padma Vibhushan, Bhushan, and Shri awards on 71 individuals, recognizing excellence in arts, medicine, sports, and social work, with 13 posthumous honors and global recipients.
With over 50 lakh pilgrims expected, Uttarakhand boosts Char Dham Yatra 2025 safety with new hospitals, air ambulances, and expanded medical teams.
Central Railway’s experimental ATM in an AC coach aims to bridge cash accessibility gaps for travelers, with plans to expand to non-AC compartments.
China grants over 85,000 visas to Indian citizens by April 2025, marking warming ties and eased travel norms.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta orders investigation into Queen Mary School after parents protest fee hike harassment.
Telangana enacts landmark legislation dividing Scheduled Castes into three groups for equitable reservation distribution.
Karnataka’s electric bus programme aims to modernise public transport, reduce pollution, and promote sustainable urban mobility.
India launches Operation Brahma, deploying robotic mules and extensive aid to support Myanmar after a devastating earthquake.
A premature baby abandoned by her Jharkhand parents in Kerala is now thriving under government care.
India achieves a historic milestone by becoming the third-largest global generator of wind and solar power.
The mAadhaar app offers a seamless digital identity experience, allowing users to manage their Aadhaar details securely.
India’s donation of ambulances has transformed Sri Lanka’s emergency healthcare system, saving over 1.5 million lives.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi awarded Sri Lanka’s highest civilian honour for fostering bilateral and cultural ties.
Andhra Pradesh government prioritises healthcare with multi-speciality hospitals, medical colleges, and a ₹25 lakh insurance scheme.
Jammu & Kashmir introduces free bus travel for women, fostering empowerment and accessible mobility across the region.
The Central Government has introduced a policy granting 42 days of special casual leave to employees who donate organs, aiming to promote organ donation and support donor recovery.
Chennai Corporation plans air-conditioned rest areas with essential amenities to support gig workers and women.
Quick coordination between railway staff and RPF ensures safe return of passenger’s lost valuables.
A powerful earthquake strikes Myanmar, resulting in thousands of casualties and extensive international aid efforts.