Chinese Apps Ban Case: Mukul Rohatgi & Adv. Abhishek Manu Singhvi refuse to be present at Hearing

Business Jul 09, 2020 Lawstreet News Network ( ) 36 Shares

Former Attorney General and Senior Adv. Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who is also one of the eminent leaders of Congress refused to attend the hearing in a suit pertaining to the Ban on Chinese apps. TikTok had requested their presence in the matter on its behalf.

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FAU-G to be released in October; Game Developer denies rumors of the multi-player game being conceptualized by Sushant Singh Rajput

CelebStreet Sep 08, 2020 Bakul ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 4 Shares

In the support of Hon’ble Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, Bollywood Actor Akshay Kumar recently announced the new game named FAU-G (Fearless and United-Guards) to push Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self Reliant) Campaign.This game is the Indian version of PUB-G which will make the players learn about the sacrifice of our soldiers and 20% of the net revenue generated by this game will be donated to Bharat Ke Veer Trust.It was rumored that the game is conceptualized by the now-deceased Sushant Singh...

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India Bans 118 Chinese Mobile Apps Including PUBG Amid Escalating Border Tensions at LAC [READ PRESS STATEMENT]

International Sep 03, 2020 Saransh Awasthi ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 3 Shares

Amidst the prolonged standoff between India and China at the Line of Actual Control, the Government of India on Wednesday banned 118 Chinese mobile apps, including the popular game Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds, famously known as PUBG. This move comes months after the last iteration of India's Chinese app ban that included the popular short video streaming app, TikTok among other 58 mobile applications. The Ministry of Electronics and Information and Technology, invoking it’s power...

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