Streaming powerhouses are choosing to partner with Indian digital platforms, looking to delve into the rapidly expanding OTT market without...

India's media and entertainment market is set for significant growth. It is projected to reach Rs 3.3 lakh crore by 2028. Digital media is ...

India's media and entertainment sector achieved significant growth in 2025, reaching Rs 2,78,000 crore. Digital media led this expansion, b...

Union Budget of India 2026: India is set for a major sports transformation over the next decade. The government plans to enhance talent dev...

A recent report highlights the burgeoning India-UK sports collaboration, projecting India's sports economy to nearly double by 2027. Releas...

The government should create a model to boost the sports industry for economic growth. Policies need to encourage investment in sports infr...

“Puma is one of the most successful sports brands in the world and it makes us extremely proud to be the first esports team in India to be ...

In two-to-three years, online gaming will be much larger than the entertainment industry in India, Mobile Premier League (MPL) CEO Sai Srin...

The recommendations range from a ‘safe corridor’ between two countries to gaps between movie timings to ensure no crowd build-up at theatre...

FICCI estimates that around Rs 3 lakh crore changes hands every year - through bookies, websites or tech-enabled channels.

India was projected to have accounted for 3.7 per cent of the global digital travel sales making it the third-largest market by value in th...

"There is a need for improvement in policies around mobile banking to facilitate faster payment services," the report said.

Star India, which is a fully-owned subsidiary of 21st Century Fox, broadcasts over 40 channels in seven languages, reaching over 720 millio...

Citing a study, the panel headed by Justice M B Shah (retd) said betting in sports, which is illegal, creates a wide scope for black money ...

Viacom18 has said it is not keen on entering the sports broadcasting space in the short-term as the country does not have a strong sporting...

As on an average, Indians spend only 4% of daily TV viewing time on sports whereas it is nearly 12.5 per cent in the US and the UK.

India's media and entertainment industry is expected to touch 1.05 trillion rupees by 2013 driven by increasing media penetration reaching ...