India's Nationwide Online Gaming Ban Case: Supreme Court to Commence Hearing on November 26

India's Supreme Court recently issued a directive to the central government, requesting a comprehensive response to a series of petitions challenging the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 (PROGA).The bench, led by J. B. Pardiwala and K.V. Viswanathan, has scheduled the next public

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India, following the online gambling ban, several leading operators announced the suspension of their operations, including Flutter, Dream11, Zupee, etc.

The Indian Federal Parliament officially passed the "Online Gambling Promotion and Regulation Act of 2025" on August 22, which clearly defines "real money games" as any online activity where users pay fees, make deposits, or place bets in hopes of winning monetary returns, whether based on skill, lu

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