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SC to hear landmark online gaming tax case within two months - Vimarsana News

SC to hear landmark online gaming tax case within two months

Gaming companies have filed a petition before the court on what they say are retrospective tax demands, adding up to ₹1.5 lakh crore

India needs uniform regulations to govern online gaming. Here's why the Parliament must step in - Vimarsana News

India needs uniform regulations to govern online gaming. Here's why the Parliament must step in

Last month, the Madras High Court for the second time scuttled the Tamil Nadu government’s attempt to ban all online games in the state.

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regulating online gaming: Ministers group likely to discuss e-gaming on December 15 - Vimarsana News

regulating online gaming: Ministers group likely to discuss e-gaming on December 15

While the GoM has conducted “a couple of informal meetings” so far, the first official meeting is likely to set the tone for the process of regulating online gaming, with a specific focus on how to effectively tax the sector and avoid “any illegal gambling or betting, especially from off-shore players”.

real money egaming: Real money egaming banned? Players now game the system - Vimarsana News

real money egaming: Real money egaming banned? Players now game the system

Banned in some states, gamers take WhatsApp & Telegram route, mask location to keep playing.

madras hc online poker: Madras HC strikes down online rummy, poker ban as unconstitutional for the second time - Vimarsana News

madras hc online poker: Madras HC strikes down online rummy, poker ban as unconstitutional for the second time

The All India Gaming Federation, Gameskraft, Games24x7, Junglee Rummy, and A23 were among the petitioners who argued that while the game is legally permissible when played physically, it becomes illegal when played online.