Government of India eSports – GOI finally gives recognition to eSports as the part of multi-sports events: ver the past few years, eSports has gathered massive praise, creating a new ecosystem as well as attracting jobs and livelihood. After all these hard years, eSports has now been recognised by the Government of India. The president of the country, Droupadi Murmu confirmed the same through a release. From now on, eSports will be considered as part of multi-sport events. Here’s all you need to about the GOI making announcement on eSports. For future updates on eSports and gaming news, follow InsideSport.IN.
Experienced growth in recent years
eSports in India has begun to grow after the users received 4G data at reasonable cost, which eventually allowed young players to follow their passion. Slowly but steadily, gamers from India are arriving to the global scene. The growth of the same is clearly visible with S8UL winning the content Organization of the Year Award at eSports Awards 2022.
Government of India eSports
Droupadi Murmu, President of India, issued a release, announcing eSports as the part of multi-sports events. The release mentioned, under the heading “MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS AND SPORTS (YUVAK KARYAKRAM AUR KHEL MANTRALAYA)”, under the sub-heading “B. DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS (KHEL VIBHAG)”, after entry 2, the following entry shall be inserted, namely:-
“2A. e-Sports as part of multi-sports events.”.
eSports will receive a further boost in 2023 with its potential to have more jobs, and careers and as well as superstars. With the government acknowledging the potential of eSports, young enthusiasts can start following their passion by becoming pro on their favorite circuit.
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