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India-China tensions have lessened investment competition in India, making it an even more attractive market for US-aligned firms

a domestic ban on 118 smartphone apps with connections to China, a move that signals further untwining between the two nations' tech economies. apps affected by the ban. The Ministry suspects that the apps were "stealing and surreptitiously transmitting users' data in an unauthorized manner," and asserted that the ban would help protect India's sovereignty and national security.

The new wave of bans signals India's commitment to limiting China's involvement in its rapidly expanding domestic tech economy.

 

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