Cabinet approves online gaming bill, bar celebs from endorsing betting apps

The Union Cabinet has approved the Online Gaming Bill, which aims to regulate the online gaming sector. A significant aspect of the bill is the prohibition of celebrities from endorsing betting applications, promoting responsible digital practices within the industry. Show more Show less Source link

Parliament passes Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill

Parliament on Tuesday (August 19, 2025) passed the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2025 that aims to further liberalise, modernise and make India’s mineral sector more dynamic, especially with a focus on critical and strategic minerals. The Bill, which seeks to amend the original Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act, 1957, … Read more

IRCTC withdraws tender to monetise customer data over privacy concerns

The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), due to privacy concerns, withdrew a contentious tender for the employment of a consultant to monetise its passenger and freight customer data, officials said on August 26. The railroads’ ticketing and catering division told Congress leader Shashi Tharoor’s Parliamentary Standing Committee on Information Technology that it was … Read more

MahaRERA further tightens norms for developers

In a move to bring a higher degree of transparency, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has issued instructions making it mandatory for developers to share updates on ongoing projects online on a quarterly and yearly basis besides other requirements. This move is expected to help homebuyers to track the progress of their real … Read more

Mandatory 6 airbags to hit small car market adversely, says Maruti

Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) wants the government to reconsider the proposal to make six airbags mandatory in passenger vehicles, saying the norm will adversely hit the already shrinking small car market and may even impact jobs in the auto sector going ahead.   The auto major noted that the regulation would largely impact the cost-sensitive … Read more

Kia planning to move from Andhra to Tamil Nadu ?

NEW DELHI: South Korea’s Kia Motors is discussing with Tamil Nadu the possibility of moving a $1.1 billion plant out of neighbouring Andhra Pradesh only months after it fully opened, due to policy changes last year, sources close to the talks told Reuters. Kia inaugurated the Andhra plant, its first in the world’s fifth-largest car … Read more