India's gaming industry is poised for significant growth with the launch of FAU-G Bharat League 2.0, an esports tournament backed by nCore Games, Leverage, and NODWIN Gaming, featuring a Rs 50 lakh prize pool to promote Indian-made titles and nurture grassroots talent.

Participants in FBL 2.0 can win a variety of prizes, including cash, exclusive rewards like an all-expenses-paid trip to London with visits to top universities and game studios, as well as personalized career counseling, English language training, and health coaching from GOQii.

FBL 2.0 is designed to be fully compliant with India’s Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 (PROGA), emphasizing skill-based competitions and promoting physical skill development.

The tournament has a significantly increased prize pool of Rs 50 lakh, up from Rs 3 lakh in its first edition, with matches starting at the state level and advancing to national and international stages, featuring tiers like Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Titan.

The event will be accessible through an update to FAU-G: Domination, with official announcements on X, Instagram, and Discord, encouraging players to follow these channels for launch details and participation updates.

Participants in the Titan League will gain behind-the-scenes access to global game studios and receive personalized guidance on academic and career opportunities abroad, including English language training and health coaching.

Additional rewards include FAU-G: Domination-branded merchandise, fitness wearables, and health plans, aiming to connect gaming achievements with real-world skills and career development.

Alongside the esports event, Acerpure India has launched its Neo Series of smart TVs during the festive season, featuring models from 32 to 65 inches with advanced picture and sound technology, available through Amazon and Acerpure’s online store.

XElectron has introduced a 15.6-inch WiFi-enabled digital photo frame in India, designed for real-time sharing of photos and videos via a dedicated app, priced at Rs 11,990, enhancing emotional bonds and household convenience.

Skullcandy has launched the Uproar TWS true wireless earbuds in India, priced at Rs 2,499, offering features like deep sound, noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.4, and fast charging, targeting budget-conscious youth consumers.

Dylect has launched the ‘Scam Ya Dash Cam’ campaign with actor Rannvijay Singha to raise awareness about road scams in India, promoting dashboard cameras with features such as night vision, Sony Starvis 2 sensors, and parking surveillance for driver safety.