Chinese Apps Banned In India Latest News. New Delhi — With India and China locked in a standoff over a long-disputed border in the Himalayas, New Delhi has banned 59 Chinese apps, including the hugely popular video sharing platform. India bans 47 more Chinese apps - Check out the list of 47 new Chinese Apps banned by the government of India, 250 more apps including PUBG Mobile and apps linked to the Alibaba group are under. India Business News: The government has banned 47 more Chinese apps which are apparently clones of the 59 applications banned earlier, news agency PTI reported on Monday.
The government has banned 47 apps of Chinese origin in India. The new move comes just weeks after the ban of 59 initial Chinese apps that took place just late last month. According to an order issued on Friday, July 24, the ban will be extended to 47 Chinese apps which were clones of the previously banned 59 Chinese apps. The new list of 47 banned apps will be released soon and is most likely to include alternatives or lite versions of the apps that were previously banned in the country on June 29.
According to an order issued on Friday, July 24, the ban will be extended to 47 Chinese apps which were clones of the previously banned 59 Chinese apps. The new list of 47 banned apps will be released soon and is most likely to include alternatives or lite versions of the apps that were previously banned in the country on June 29.
On June 29, India banned 59 Chinese apps including popular tiktok app after a violent face-off at Line Of Actual Contol in Eastern Ladakh in which 20 Indian soldiers died. Chinese forces also suffered casualties but haven't come out with a number. India Business News: NEW DELHI: India on Monday banned as many as 59 Chinese apps, including popular ones like TikTok, ShareIt and UC Browser amid border tensions with Chi. BEIJING: A day after India banned 59 apps with Chinese links for engaging in activities which are "prejudicial" to the "sovereignty and integrity" of the country, China on Tuesday voiced strong concern over India's move and said New Delhi has the responsibility to uphold the "legitimate and legal rights" of international investors. New Delhi: The Narendra Modi government on Monday banned 59 chinese apps including most popular TikTok and UC Browser, stating that they were prejudicial to sovereignty, integrity and security of.
