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Promotion & Regulation Of Online Gaming Bill, 2025

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By Nakul Batra, Aankhi Anwesha, Daksh Krishnan
| Mondaq
The Indian Parliament has passed a critical piece of legislation set to transform the entire Indian gaming industry: the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Bill, 2025 ("Bill"). The Bill now requires the assent of the President of India before being notified into law. The Bill introduces a new regulatory regime and seeks to establish a central authority for oversight. The online games are classified into three categories: (1) online money games, (2) online social games, and (3) e-sports.
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Harnessing interoperable financial data: how the account aggregator framework can enhance client data access

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By Nakul Batra, Aankhi Anwesha, Palak Sehgal
| Lexology Verified
In 2016, the Reserve Bank of India (“RBI”) unveiled the account aggregator framework (“AA Framework”). The AA Framework is governed by the Master Direction – Non-Banking Financial Company - Account Aggregator (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2016 (“AA RBI Directions”) (accessible here), as amended from time to time.
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India’s Privacy Law - Digital Personal Data Protection Bill: Anticipating the Impending Impact on Businesses

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By Nakul Batra, Aankhi Anwesha
| Bar & Bench Verified
On July 5, 2023, the Union Cabinet formally approved the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill (“Revised Bill”), thereby paving the way for its introduction in the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament (2023). The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (“Ministry”) released the draft of the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill (“Draft Bill”) on November 18, 2022, along with an explanatory note for stakeholder consultations.
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