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SOGI calls for 28% GST on platform fees and not deposits for Indian gaming companiesThe Skill Online Games Institute (SOGI) has urged the government to impose 28% GST on platform fees instead of deposits to prevent tax arbi...- Online gaming industry come together to set up skill gaming instituteThe institute has members from prominent gaming companies on its board and is backed by All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) and eGamers and ...
- Game over: Indian gaming companies fear thousands of job cuts after GST increaseThe Indian GST Council's decision to levy 28 per cent GST on online gaming, casinos, and horse racing was met with criticism, with companie...
- 28% GST on online gaming 'unconstitutional, irrational, egregious', says industryThe 50th GST Council has announced its decision to levy a 28% GST on online gaming, along with horse racing and casinos which comes as a dr...
- ET MSME Awards: Celebrating Indian MSMEs entrepreneurial excellence at Grand Finale event in New Delhi on March 3Scheduled for March 3, 2023 at Hyatt Regency, New Delhi, the Grand Finale Event of the ET MSME Awards will celebrate and recognise excellen...
- Delhi govt’s move to lower drinking age to propel Delhi in big league alcobev market: Industry executives“Lowering the age to 21 is progressive and pragmatic. In any case, underage consumers were breaking the law in unsupervised spaces like hou...
- Delhi Govt’s proposals for liquor discriminatory: Delhi Alcobev Association“These suggestions, if implemented, would neither augment state excise duty revenue nor ensure equitable access to liquor supply. The sugge...
- Cashing in on Covid-19 lockdown, Zomato wants to deliver alcohol to youZomato wants to cash in on the high demand for booze during the country's Covid-19 lockdown.
- Spirit makers look to boost distribution reachImported liquor brands could soon take up significant shelf space at your neighbourhood wine and beer shop, as airport duty free stores, ba...
- All major states working on implementing home delivery options for liquor: ISWAIISWAI member companies sell 80% of all the spirits and wine in India. They include companies such as Diageo, Bacardi, Pernod Ricard and LVM...
- Liquor companies lost $4 billion last year due to prohibition and GST exclusionThe combined market value of three largest companies — United Spirits, United Breweries and Radico Khaitan — crashed 30 per cent to Rs 55,3...
- Bourbon begins to make a splash in Scotch countryAmerican whiskies have, in fact, been making a strong comeback globally among the hip Millennials and India is no exception.
- Big canvasOberoi president Kapil Chopra has another life — and it is one that helps art, artists and buyers alike.
- 42 killed, 65 injured in Delhi building collapseAt least 42 people were killed and 65 others injured when a four-storey building caved in at a congested east Delhi locality on Monday nigh...
- Imported liquor to cost more in DelhiA quart of Chivas Regal or Johnnie Walker Black Label is likely to cost Rs 450-500 more, or 20-25% higher, in Delhi.
- Gift your loved ones a bubbly for DiwaliAlcohol giants are betting on Indian consumer's passion for gifting in the festive season.
- Delhiites high on imported booze after customs cutWith sales of imported whisky brands in Delhi-NCR up 45% from last year, it’s retailers that are cheering.
- Brown-Forman set to give tequila market a shotIndian tequila market a shot by introducing a range of premium tequilas here.
- Brown Forman to treat Indians to organic wineThe Kentucky-based company - the largest American wine and spirits business - is set to unveil its organic wine brand, Bonterra, in the dom...
- Surrogate ads keep liquor brands on a highWITH new guidelines on surrogate advertising coming into effect last week, liquor brands are leaving no stone unturned in creating new enti...
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