To drive consensus around building an esports ecosystem that benefits India first, the Federation of Electronic Sports Associations of India (FEAI), the apex national body for esports in India met with Sushil Modi and shared its esports policy paper with him. The policy paper will soon be released for public consumption as well. The paper incorporates views of all esports stakeholders to build an inclusive esports ecosystem that ensures the primacy of esports athletes. FEAI also submitted the policy paper to the minister of state electronics and information technology Rajeev Chandrasekhar earlier that day.
“FEAI’s vision is to create an incredible ecosystem for esports in India that will be favorable for the generations to come and to boost sustainable growth of esports based on shared value of fairness, transparency, and integrity and sharing that growth with players, associations, and innovators to make India a leading nation in the esport universe,” said Gagan Narang, Founding Member of FEAI. “I am delighted that our policy paper seeks to facilitate a policy-centered esports outlook that aims to address India’s unique definition for esports, which not only welcomes conventional global esports outlook but most importantly promotes India’s indigenous talent and narrative. The discussions with Shri Sushil Modi have given us additional perspective for our future endeavors.”
FEAI’s policy paper also propounds a strong talent development ecosystem that covers the spectrum of talent, businesses, job creation, education, and revenue generation for India with regional centers of excellence.
FEAI drafted the policy paper after interacting with the stakeholders. The company is focused on bringing Indian games to the fore. They are also looking at a bottom-up approach, wherein it can host tournaments at colleges, universities, and districts to cultivate the esports culture.
(All information was provided by AnimationXpress)
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