Indian pro players and esports professionals believe that esports may not be getting the recognition it deserves in India. Esports has been around for a while now, but it was only in the past few years that it has gained prominence and witnessed a boom in India. According to a report by INC42, the esports audience in India has witnessed a massive growth from 6 million to an estimated 17 million by the end of 2020.The yearly growth in all aspects, including the audience, players, and prize pool has propelled many exemplary gamers to take up the lucrative and growing career option. Some even regard it to be in line with a mainstream career option. Several countries have recognized esports as a sport including the United States of America, Finland, Germany, South Korea, Sri Lanka, and more.The Indian PUBG Mobile star Ghatak recently took to Twitter to start the #RecognizeEsportsinIndia trend. Also read: PUBG Mobile Indian version likely to have a dedicated support section, like the Korean versionPopular PUBG Mobile India stars Ghatak, Ocean start #RecognizeEsportsinIndia trend, tweet to Sports MinistryBetter late than never But we already too late.Esports is rising in India but the government has failed to take notice.Other countries already making their mark in esports.Every child deserves a shot at realising their dreams in the country.@IndiaSports#RecognizeEsportsInINDIA— Abhijeet Andhare (@TSMentGHATAK) November 22, 2020Ghatak's tweet read:“Better late than never. But we already too late. Esports is rising in India but the government has failed to take notice. Other countries already making their mark in esports. Every child deserves a shot at realising their dreams in the country.”He also posted a story on his Instagram account, in which he requested every gaming content creator and follower to retweet his tweet about recognizing esports in the country.The pro esports caster Ocean also backed Ghatak and shared the following tweet:#RecognizeEsportsInINDIA pic.twitter.com/GdawT3HPsU— ocean (@lameboredghini) November 22, 2020Several professional players have come out in support of the trend.Maxtern: PUBGM content creator Dear Govt, eSports is a big thing now #RecognizeEsportsInINDIA https://t.co/SgNNQtGKa3— Maxtern (@RealMaxtern) November 22, 2020Kronten: PUBG Mobile pro and owner of GODLIKE ESPORTS#RecognizeEsportsInINDIA https://t.co/MXA9aNPLdF— Chetan Chandgude (@kronten) November 22, 2020IND Slayer: PUBG Mobile pro for Team INDInstagram story by IND SlayerSangwan: PUBG Mobile proInstagram story by SangwanMaxkash: PUBG Mobile pro for FnaticInstagram story by MaxkashPsy: Professional Valorant playerInstagram story by PsyMavi: PUBG Mobile pro for Orange RockInstagram story by MaviDr. Rushindra Sinha: CEO & co-founder of Global EsportsInstagram story by Dr. Rushindra SinhaScout: PUBG Mobile pro and content creatorInstagram story by sc0utJonathan: PUBG Mobile pro TSM EntityInstagram story by JonathanAlso Read: PUBG Mobile Indian version likely to have download size of under 1 GB due to Lightweight Installation Function