Republic Day 2026: Indian Army Showcases BrahMos, Drones & Future Warfare Units | 'Hell March' Debut
Republic Day 2026: Indian Army Showcases BrahMos, Drones & Future Warfare Units | 'Hell March' Debut
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In this episode of Newstrack, the focus is on Parliament's passing of the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill 2025, a move set to overhaul India's digital entertainment sector. The bill effectively outlaws online money games, citing concerns over addiction, financial ruin, and money laundering. In an exclusive conversation with Marya Shakil, Managing Editor, India Today TV, Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnav defended the legislation, stating it was a necessary strict action against a menace spreading 'like drugs.' He said, 'Wherever the choice is between middle class and a segment of the industry, the welfare of the middle class has to be seen.' The programme also explores the industry's reaction, which warns the ban could push gamers towards illegal platforms and impact a Rs 2 lakh crore sector. The show also touches upon the government's new policy on sporting ties with Pakistan, allowing for games in multi-nation tournaments like the Asia Cup but maintaining a ban on bilateral series.
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