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1. Free Fire Max Returns to India with Big Prize Pool

After a three‑year break following the original Free Fire’s ban, Free Fire Max esports is coming back to India. The TEZ Free Fire Max India Cup has been launched with a prize pool of ₹1 crore. Registrations have opened, and players from across the country are gearing up to compete. Esports Insider

2. S8UL Makes History at Esports World Cup 2025

Indian esports organisation S8UL has been selected as a club partner for the Esports World Cup 2025, marking it as the first Indian team to join among the top global organisations. NDTV Sports

They’re entering several titles including EAFC 25, Tekken 8, Call of Duty: Warzone, and Apex Legends. Chess is being added for the first time this year to the Esports World Cup lineup, with S8UL also participating. Hindustan Times+2Jagranjosh.com+2

3. India’s Online Gaming Bill 2025: Big Change for Esports

The Online Gaming Bill 2025, currently under Parliament review, is being hailed as a milestone for esports in India. Key changes include:

• Official separation of skill‑based games (esports) from “money games” (gambling‑type games) so that esports get distinct recognition and regulation. The Times of India+1

• Creation of a National e‑Sports Authority to oversee regulation, fair play, and promotion of esports. The Times of India

• Uniform rules across states, better clarity for players, teams, and organisers. India Today+1

This bill could accelerate investment, structure, and professional growth for the esports ecosystem in India.

4. Esports Medalists in India to Get Cash Rewards

Medal winners in esports at global or continental tournaments will now receive cash awards just like athletes in traditional sports, as per a recent decision by India’s Sports Ministry. News9live

This is another step in treating esports more like conventional sports in terms of recognition and support.

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