Govt. not considering rules for use of AI in filmmaking: Murugan 
DTH revenue slide to ease to 3–4% this fiscal year: Report 
At Agenda Aaj Tak, Aamir, Jaideep Ahlawat dwell on acting, Dharam 
JioHotstar to invest $444mn over 5 years in South Indian content 
Standing firm, TRAI rejects DoT views on satcom spectrum fee 
Diljit Dosanjh wraps shoot for untitled Imtiaz Ali film 
‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai 2.0’ to return with comedy, chaos, a supernatural twist 
BBC names Bérangère Michel as new Group CFO 
‘Border 2’ teaser to be unveiled on Vijay Diwas 
CNN-News18 Rahul Shivshankar takes editorial charge 
PayPal Holdings Inc will wind down its domestic payments business in India from April 1, the company said in a statement on Friday.
San Jose, California-based PayPal will instead focus on its cross-border payments business, which means global customers will still be able to pay Indian merchants using the service, a Reuters report stated.
“From 1 April 2021, we will focus all our attention on enabling more international sales for Indian businesses, and shift focus away from our domestic products in India,” the company said in a statement.
“This means we will no longer offer domestic payment services within India from 1 April.”
PayPal was a payments options on many Indian online apps such as travel and ticketing service MakeMy Trip, online film booking app BookMyShow and food delivery app Swiggy.
