AIGF's Roland Landers urges swift action against offshore illegal betting, causing a USD 2.5 billion annual loss. Concerns include user har...

The Madras High Court on Thursday ordered partial lifting of ban on online gaming as it has allowed games of skills like rummy and poker. H...

The difference in opinion emerged amid an attempt to arrive at an agreement about the final representation to be made to the government ahe...

The ministry of electronics and information technology (MeitY) has received at least three proposals for the formation of self-regulatory o...

AIGF, which is the apex industry body for online skill gaming in India has put together a draft of a model charter for the Self-Regulatory ...

So far, the gaming companies and their corresponding industry bodies have not reached a common understanding, sources said.

In its plea to the High Court, AIGF has alleged that the Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Online Gaming and Regulation of Online Games Act of 2022...

In the advisory, the govt said online offshore betting platforms are now using news websites as a surrogate product to advertise the bettin...

The Karnataka government, on October 5, notified the law banning betting and wagering in online games.

The Karnataka online gaming ban is a setback to the large professional players’ community in the state and would damage its reputation as a...

The report highlights that any uncertainty and possibility of litigation adversely impacts business plans, operations and entry of new play...

The issue pertains to a batch of pleas moved by online gaming companies challenging the ordinance passed by the state banning online games ...

"Needless to say that if the government intends to pass a legislation in this regard, all the stakeholders should be put in notice and thei...

Tharoor said that while selfregulatory practices need to be followed by the industry, there is an urgent need to have a statutory framework...

India appeared to be a clear favourite of bookies on Friday but not by a large margin against Pakistan.

AIGF urges the central and state govts to relax rules and allow FDI in the sector.

Under Para 5.1 of the FDI policy, foreign technological collaboration in any form is prohibited in the gambling and betting sector.