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SPC Plans Rs 85 Crore Adspend For Online Lottery
NEW DELHI, India (June 20, 2003) -- An advertising budget of over Rs 85 crore has been earmarked for ‘Dhandhanadhan,’ the online lottery being launched next month by Shapoorji Pallonji and Co (SPC).
The media plan has been split between vernacular and the English media, depending on the game to be promoted. SPC is the single largest private shareholder in Tata Sons and is launching this business through Dhandhanadhan Infotainment Pvt Ltd (DIPL), a company floated to manage this business. It will be marketing the Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya state lotteries.
Dhandhanadhan’ will be launched simultaneously in all the 14 states where online lottery is permitted. A turnover of Rs 1,000 crore has been targeted during the current financial year itself by the company.

Online game biz turnover may top Rs 5,000 cr
KOLKATA, India
People who have long since tried their luck with paper lotteries are gradually migrating to online gaming.
If the current trends are any indication, almost the entire clientele of the paper lottery business will shift to the online lottery segment within the next four to five years, according to Mr Rajan Kaicker, Chief Executive of DhanDhanaDhan Infotainment Pvt. Ltd, the online gaming initiative from the Forbes Group.
Speaking to newspersons here while on a visit to announce the launch of the company's first online game, Tri Dhan, Mr Kaicker said the online gaming business in India had surpassed Rs 1,000 crore in its very first year of operations. In the current fiscal, this is expected to grow to at least Rs 5,000 crore.
"I expect that in the next four to five years, almost the entire paper lottery business will shift to the online segment," he said, adding that the size of the domestic paper lottery business was Rs 50,000 crore at present.
According to him, the growth of the online business would be facilitated by several factors. First, transparency in online gaming would propel the migration from paper lotteries to online lotteries. Second, the excitement of online gaming would attract new entrants to lotteries.
And, finally, online lotteries would attract people who have always been inclined to participate in paper lotteries but have hesitated to do so because they had reservations on transparency in the operations of paper lotteries.