Organisers expect on-ground events to continue to gain in popularity. Game publisher Krafton, which disbursed Rs 3.8 crore in 2023, also sa...

Gaming companies such as Krafton, Nodwin Gaming and Jio Games along with brands such as iQOO, Lenovo and Red Bull are investing large sums ...

Gaming — including e-sports — is a multi-billion-dollar industry, according to several research reports.

Gaming, including e-sports is a multi-billion-dollar industry.

Held in New Delhi, the tournament had an overall prize pool of Rs 1.5 crore. It started on June 24th and concluded with a grand finale even...

India’s esports industry is set to quadruple in size to Rs 1,100 crore by 2025 from Rs 250 crore at present—clocking a compounded annual gr...

Explosive growth has turned competitive video gaming into professional sport.

Viewership of esports in India doubled to 17 million in 2020 while prize money pool grew 25-30%, according to industry estimates.

According to eSports gaming officials in India, the growth is being driven by eSports gaming companies like Nodwin Gaming, and increasing p...

The Olympic Council of Asia says it will introduce esports to the official programme of the Asian Games at Hangzhou, China.

The founder of Route Mobile Rajdip Gupta is planning his eSports venture – COBX Gaming – that will invest $10 million to promote eSports in...

Online games that were once common in neighbourhood cafes and a part of local gaming tournaments are now bringing in big money with winners...

What began for many as local tournaments in neighbourhood cyber cafés, a decade ago, is now shaping up as a major organised sport with big ...

What began for many as local tournaments in neighbourhood cybercafés, a decade ago, is now shaping up as a major organised sport with big b...

Now in India, professional players make between Rs 25,000 & Rs 30,000 a month, primarily as salaries, prize & sponsorship.

While chasing Pokémon is fun, the growing tribe of avid e-sports players in India is trying to make some money on the side.

The competition involved one-on-one fights in Defence Of The Ancients 2 (DotA 2), a popular eSports game.