Since gaming became popular worldwide, a lot has changed. Thanks to the growing popularity of esports, along with the official backing of the Government of India, the industry has become a catalyst for everyone—from teenagers to adults—to pursue a professional career in the field. No longer a niche hobby, esports
India loves winners. We celebrate trophy moments, viral plays, massive prize pools, and overnight success stories in esports. Champions are interviewed, creators are spotlighted, and highlight clips circulate endlessly across social media. But behind every skilled player and successful team lies something far less visible and far less celebrated: teaching.
India’s esports scene has grown rapidly over the past few years, and one game that played a major role in that growth is Free Fire. Developed by Garena, Free Fire quickly became one of the most popular mobile battle royale games in the country. Its success in India was not
In the past few years, the Indian esports scene has experienced a tremendous boom, attracting players across the world. The surge of interest in esports has given rise to various esports organizations or teams, working effortlessly to collectively strategize and execute plays to win across different games. Here is a