Lok Sabha has passed the Online Gaming Bill, banning money-based games while promoting Esports and social gaming. The move addresses concerns about addiction and financial fraud, though some worry it will drive gaming underground. The bill recognises e-sports, categorises social games, and establishes a national authority to oversee online gaming, with strict penalties for violations.
Meta is dismantling its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, ending the Diverse Slate Approach in hiring and sunsetting supplier diversity programs. The company will focus […]
Albania has unveiled Diella, its pioneering AI ‘minister,’ to parliament, championed by Prime Minister Edi Rama as a symbol of transparency and innovation. Dressed in […]
Bus services between Karnataka and Maharashtra partially resumed on Wednesday morning after being suspended due to a linguistic dispute incident. Authorities held a meeting to […]