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India’s prime minister account has been used to promote a fake 500 BTC giveaway scam.

Certain sections of the drafted cryptocurrency bill may require detailed discussions, after which PM Modi will take the final call regarding crypto regulatory measures in the country.

Indian crypto exchange WazirX has opened an account with Kotak Mahindra Bank that will enable the exchange to pay and receive money from investors

Following the tech journeys of four noteworthy Odisha personalities making their mark in the fast-developing blockchain space.

India might be an inch closer to legitimizing cryptocurrency trading in the country but it may prohibit investors to trade them on foreign platforms.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has finally lifted the ban imposed on cryptocurrency ads that it had put earlier to curb the spread of false information among people.

The Former finance secretary of India says that it might be too early to assume the worst for the new crypto bill scheduled to be tabled in the parliament

India is planning to ban most of the crypto assets and is in favor of introducing its own state-controlled CBDC.

PM Modi in his keynote address discussed how the volatile cryptocurrency activities need to be dealt with care and with support from other nations to ensure the safety of people's interests.

GuardianLink has raised around $12 million from investors in bid to expand operations.

The Indian government will not tolerate deceiving crypto ads that promote false narratives when it comes to cryptocurrency trading in the region.

The finance ministry officials are looking forward to "fast-tracking" the modified bill and introducing it in the winter session of the parliament.

Paytm might consider launching Bitcoin offerings in the country if the Indian authorities manage to eliminate all the regulatory stress surrounding cryptocurrency trade in the region.

The meme coins have attracted a sizable trading volume in the country compared to other mainstream cryptos like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Instead of banning cryptocurrency trading like China, India is interested in encouraging crypto-related regulations and is already in process of formulating a law that will help regulate digital assets.

According to BrokerChooser, India beats the US in hosting roughly 100 million crypto owners in the world.

The fintech community has often viewed innovation and regulation as opposing forces, and cryptocurrency is no different.

The equalization levy could make cryptocurrencies more expensive for Indian users and exchanges.