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The Supreme Court Will Not Hear GST Mega Case Before July
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Center Fighting to Make Room for Online Gaming Cash Cow
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GST Collection Confirms Center’s Stand on Online Games
6 months agoNews
Signs of Stability Emerging from a Precariously Shifting Landscape
6 months agoNews
Delta Didn’t Bother to Make Provisions for Huge GST Demand
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Online Gaming Cos Woes Will Be Heard by the Supreme Court
7 months agoNews
It’s Final! Maharashtra LA Repealed Casinos Act, 1976
8 months ago
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Indian Online Gaming Sector to Keep 15% CAGR Despite GST
Indian real money gaming will slow its growth but remain strong at 15% CAGR, says EY, while Center informs Parliament on GST demands against...
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Center Mules Asking SC to Batch Online Gaming GST Cases
The Government wants to group its forces on one front for the upcoming judicial battles for online games GST, while businesses are getting interim...
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Deltatech Slapped with a Fresh ₹6,384.3 Crore GST Notice
With the new GST demands directed at Deltatech Gaming, Delta Corp now allegedly owes the exchequer four times its operating revenues for the last...
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ED Brings in Bollywood Stars for Questioning over Mahadev Involvement
Ranbir Kapoor is one of several Bollywood celebrities summoned to appear in front of the ED for involvement in promotion of the Mahadev app.
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Dream11, Delta and Others Slapped with ₹70,000+ Cr Notices
The last stages of the journey to the promised calm waters of regulatory certainty are proving rather rough for India's gaming sector.
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SRO-Approved Real Money Games May Show up on Google Play
It's not all bad news for the GST-struck homegrown gaming industry, as Google intends to allow real money game apps on Play Store for...
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Parimatch CEO: A Bird’s Eye View on the Indian Gambling Market
Anton Rublievskyi doesn’t spare anything about the Indian gambling scene, the lack of regulations, the lobbying, and the need for responsible gaming policies.
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Delta Corp Files Legal Action against Goa Government
Delta Corp challenges its license fees for the months of lockdown, even though the money has been allocated.
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