The Esports World Cup Foundation, which just moved its massive $75M tournament from Riyadh to Paris, has quietly made India a top priority. Why? Because as their COO put it; no country has more untapped potential. Indian fans are already showing insane loyalty to local teams, and with recent policy shifts, the government might finally be ready to back gaming as a legitimate sport. This isn’t just about PUBG Mobile tournaments; it’s about careers, sponsorships, stadiums, and even Olympic-level recognition. If you’re still thinking esports is just ‘games’, think again. Schools, colleges, and even government job boards might start adding ‘professional gamer’ to their listings. The future of Indian sports isn’t just on the field; it’s on the screen. And if you’re young, tech-savvy, and passionate? You might just be sitting on the next big career path.