India’s Rs 25,000 Crore Gaming Industry at Risk? Understand New Online Gaming Bill 2025:

India's booming online gaming industry facing uncertainty as the 2025 Bill proposes a blanket ban on real money games, risking jobs, investments, and innovation.
Govt. Threatens Over 200,000 Skilled Jobs and Future of Hundreds of Gaming Startup

India’s Rs 25,000 Crore Gaming Industry at Risk? Understand New Online Gaming Bill 2025
In India the online gaming industry is rapidly growing, and the number of gamers and the rise of e-sports among the young population are also increasing day by day.
The Government has launched The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025 which aims to create a comprehensive legal framework for the online gaming industries such as e-sports, educational games and more.
The main purpose of this Bill is to ban the offering and advertising of of all real money games, including those based on skills, this could result in massive job losses and the closures of many companies.
Companies such as Dream11, Games24x7, Winzo, GamesKraft, 99Games, KheloFantasy, and My11Circle together have created one of the country's most dynamic consumer-tech sectors and are attracting to make major foreign investments.
The industry holds more than 2,00,000 professionals in high-skill roles such as
- Engineering
- product Development
- Marketing
- Operations
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