Skyesports & GodLike Esports Partner with Maharashtra Cyber to Boost Esports & Cyber Safety
- • Secure Ecosystem: Skyesports and GodLike Esports sign a historic MoU with Maharashtra Cyber to promote digital safety and cyber hygiene.
- • Pro Mentorship: The collaboration involves star players from GodLike leading awareness programs against cyberbullying, fraud, and data theft.
- • State Hub: The initiative aims to solidify Maharashtra as a global esports destination while maintaining a safe environment for youth.
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| (Image Courtesy : Skyesports) |
The gaming scene in India just got a whole lot more serious about being, well, legitimate and safe. Skyesports and GodLike Esports, they signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Maharashtra Cyber, and this is a big step forward. It really shows how the state is looking at this economy and trying to clean things up online for the younger players. By partnering with the government's main cybersecurity office, these esports big-shots are going after things like online scams, keeping data safe, and that nasty cyberbullying that is all too common in competitive games.
Skyesports and GodLike signs MoU with Maharashtra Cyber to promote esports and cyber hygiene in Maharashtra! The partnership will promote esports tournaments and community initiatives in Maharashtra while spreading awareness about online safety, cyberbullying prevention, fraud, data privacy, and responsible digital conduct. pic.twitter.com/PRtdkiQGFv
— letsgrowesports (@letsgrowesports) March 23, 2026
But it is not just about signing an agreement; it is about the biggest names in the game actually getting involved. Skyesports is going to put cyber safety messages right into their tournament broadcasts and community stuff. Chetan "Kronten" Chandgude, along with his GodLike team, will have their pro players acting as mentors. These players are going to be talking to young gamers, teaching them how to be responsible online, while they are trying to make it to the top of the rankings. The goal is to develop talented players, but also players who know how to act responsibly.
| Partner Organization | Primary Role in Initiative | Key Focus Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra Cyber | Government Oversight | Cyber Security and Legal Protection |
| Skyesports | Tournament Builder | Event Integration and Mass Awareness |
| GodLike Esports | Professional Team | Pro Player Mentorship and Youth Engagement |
Shiva Nandy, who is the CEO of Skyesports, pointed out that this is a vital collaboration as India gets ready for big global events. Events such as the Esports World Cup, and the 2026 Asian Games. And having the government behind things makes sure that the infrastructure for those players is solid, right from the beginning. Yashasvi Yadav, who is an Additional Director General of Police, said something similar. He mentioned as gaming really takes off, pushing for safe practices online is not really optional anymore. The simple goal is to turn Maharashtra into the top place for esports. While also making sure every player is aware of how to keep their information private and how to protect their mental well being.
This plan kind of becomes the standard model for esports groups, and government groups, and how they can cooperate. With Maharashtra wanting to be a big player on the world stage, keep an eye out for more news concerning leagues promoting safe play. Plus more community programs will be announced soon. For the time being, the point to the gaming community is basic common sense: game hard, but be careful. The old days when the Indian gaming world was kind of like an unregulated mess is being changed into something more professional and safe.

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