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Muneef Khan ByExpress News ServiceBENGALURU: Gaming enthusiasts in the city were in for a treat with the launch of Hanusha E-Sports lounge in Indiranagar last week. The state-of-the-art gaming centre houses 90 personal computers, which are divided into sections and has a private zone for e-sports. Sachin Kala, country representative, Hanusha E-Sports India, said, “We are excited that India, with a huge young population, has the potential to be the next big destination for e-sports. Anshul Misra said, “I have witnessed the lack of quality gaming centres in Bengaluru, especially when it comes to group playing. There are exciting opportunities for large gaming centres to provide the infrastructure to groom e-sports talent..