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"PUBG Was Banned Because...": Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar during the podcast also talked about new gaming laws.
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Government Allows Resuming Popular Game App BGMI, "3-Month Trial Approval"
BGMI game: South Korea's Krafton Inc, a company backed by China's Tencent, on Friday said it received approval from Indian authorities to resume its popular battle-royale format game in the country.
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Taliban Ban TikTok, PUBG For "Leading Afghan Youth Astray": Report
The Taliban have banned video sharing application TikTok in Afghanistan, insisting they were leading Afghanistan's youth astray. Popular mobile game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) has also been banned.
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FAU-G Pre-Registrations on Google Play Cross 1 Million in 3 Days, Announces Developer
FAU-G mobile game has crossed 1.1 million pre-registrations on the Goole Play store, its developer nCore Games has said. The game was scheduled to arrive in November but an official launch date is yet to be revealed. The shooter game was announced just two days after PUBG was banned in India on September 4.
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PUBG Mobile to Stop Access for Users in India from Friday, Following September Ban
PUBG Mobile will terminate its access for users in India starting Friday, October 30. The new move comes nearly two months after the government banned the highly popular battle royale game along with its lightweight PUBG Mobile Lite and other 116 apps in early September.
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PUBG Unban? PUBG Corp Is Hiring In India, According to a LinkedIn Post
PUBG Corporation, the developer and publisher of popular battle royale game PUBG, has listed a job posting on LinkedIn to hire an associate-level manager in India. The new hiring by the company has excited people as many might have considered that it would result in the comeback of PUBG Mobile, which was banned by the government last month.
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PUBG Mobile May Remain Banned in India Despite Tencent Licence Withdrawal
India is unlikely to revoke a ban on the mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) following PUBG Corp's decision to withdraw the mobile game's publishing rights in the country from China's Tencent, a senior government official said on Friday.
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PUBG Ban in India: Young Indians’ Aspirations Hit the Pause Button
Young Indians playing PUBG Mobile for their bread and butter are uncertain on whether they’ll stay relevant in the market due to its ban in the country.
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FAU-G, an Indian Alternative to PUBG, to Launch by October-End, Will Include a Level on Galwan Valley
An Indian firm is set to launch a battle royale mobile video game in partnership with Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, capitalising on the void left by a ban on Chinese tech firm Tencent's popular PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).
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PUBG Mobile Ban: Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on PUBG
For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
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FAU-G an Indian Alternative to PUBG, Announced by Akshay Kumar After China App Ban
On the heels of PUBG Mobile ban in India, Bengaluru-based mobile game publisher nCore Games on Friday announced the development of an action game called FAU-G, actor Akshay Kumar tweeted. The new game, which is dubbed "Fearless And United-Guards," will donate 20 percent of its revenue to the government’s fund-raising initiative Bharat Ke Veer, th...
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Diljit Dosanjh's Take On PUBG Ban Leaves Internet In Splits
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh was among those who shared his own take on the PUBG ban with the help of a hilarious meme - but it was his subsequent response to a fan who asked if he had ever played the game that left Twitter in splits.
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PUBG Mobile Maker Tencent Says Will Engage With Indian Authorities to Ensure Continued Availability of Apps
Tencent Holdings said on Thursday it takes the protection of user privacy and data seriously, in response to India's banning of Chinese apps. The company said it would engage with Indian authorities to ensure the continued availability of its apps in India.
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China's Commerce Ministry Strongly Condemns India Ban on Chinese Mobile Apps
China's commerce ministry said on Thursday it strongly opposed India banning Chinese mobile apps. Indian actions violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers and China asks India to correct its mistakes, commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a briefing.
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PUBG Ban in India: Legal Experts Question the Chinese App Ban
Legal experts are questioning the way the government is using the sovereign powers to ban popular apps in India. On Wednesday, the government banned the mobile version of hugely popular video game, PUBG, along with 117 other apps with links to China, under the section 69A of the Information Technology Act.
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"PUBG Was Banned Because...": Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar during the podcast also talked about new gaming laws.
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Government Allows Resuming Popular Game App BGMI, "3-Month Trial Approval"
BGMI game: South Korea's Krafton Inc, a company backed by China's Tencent, on Friday said it received approval from Indian authorities to resume its popular battle-royale format game in the country.
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Taliban Ban TikTok, PUBG For "Leading Afghan Youth Astray": Report
The Taliban have banned video sharing application TikTok in Afghanistan, insisting they were leading Afghanistan's youth astray. Popular mobile game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) has also been banned.
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FAU-G Pre-Registrations on Google Play Cross 1 Million in 3 Days, Announces Developer
FAU-G mobile game has crossed 1.1 million pre-registrations on the Goole Play store, its developer nCore Games has said. The game was scheduled to arrive in November but an official launch date is yet to be revealed. The shooter game was announced just two days after PUBG was banned in India on September 4.
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PUBG Mobile to Stop Access for Users in India from Friday, Following September Ban
PUBG Mobile will terminate its access for users in India starting Friday, October 30. The new move comes nearly two months after the government banned the highly popular battle royale game along with its lightweight PUBG Mobile Lite and other 116 apps in early September.
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PUBG Unban? PUBG Corp Is Hiring In India, According to a LinkedIn Post
PUBG Corporation, the developer and publisher of popular battle royale game PUBG, has listed a job posting on LinkedIn to hire an associate-level manager in India. The new hiring by the company has excited people as many might have considered that it would result in the comeback of PUBG Mobile, which was banned by the government last month.
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PUBG Mobile May Remain Banned in India Despite Tencent Licence Withdrawal
India is unlikely to revoke a ban on the mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) following PUBG Corp's decision to withdraw the mobile game's publishing rights in the country from China's Tencent, a senior government official said on Friday.
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PUBG Ban in India: Young Indians’ Aspirations Hit the Pause Button
Young Indians playing PUBG Mobile for their bread and butter are uncertain on whether they’ll stay relevant in the market due to its ban in the country.
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FAU-G, an Indian Alternative to PUBG, to Launch by October-End, Will Include a Level on Galwan Valley
An Indian firm is set to launch a battle royale mobile video game in partnership with Bollywood star Akshay Kumar, capitalising on the void left by a ban on Chinese tech firm Tencent's popular PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG).
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PUBG Mobile Ban: Gamers Left Reeling as India Pulls Plug on PUBG
For tens of millions of gamers in India, Tencent's PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game was a welcome distraction from the coronavirus pandemic. Then the government said it was pulling the plug.
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FAU-G an Indian Alternative to PUBG, Announced by Akshay Kumar After China App Ban
On the heels of PUBG Mobile ban in India, Bengaluru-based mobile game publisher nCore Games on Friday announced the development of an action game called FAU-G, actor Akshay Kumar tweeted. The new game, which is dubbed "Fearless And United-Guards," will donate 20 percent of its revenue to the government’s fund-raising initiative Bharat Ke Veer, th...
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Diljit Dosanjh's Take On PUBG Ban Leaves Internet In Splits
Singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh was among those who shared his own take on the PUBG ban with the help of a hilarious meme - but it was his subsequent response to a fan who asked if he had ever played the game that left Twitter in splits.
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PUBG Mobile Maker Tencent Says Will Engage With Indian Authorities to Ensure Continued Availability of Apps
Tencent Holdings said on Thursday it takes the protection of user privacy and data seriously, in response to India's banning of Chinese apps. The company said it would engage with Indian authorities to ensure the continued availability of its apps in India.
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China's Commerce Ministry Strongly Condemns India Ban on Chinese Mobile Apps
China's commerce ministry said on Thursday it strongly opposed India banning Chinese mobile apps. Indian actions violate the legal interests of Chinese investors and services providers and China asks India to correct its mistakes, commerce ministry spokesman Gao Feng told a briefing.
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PUBG Ban in India: Legal Experts Question the Chinese App Ban
Legal experts are questioning the way the government is using the sovereign powers to ban popular apps in India. On Wednesday, the government banned the mobile version of hugely popular video game, PUBG, along with 117 other apps with links to China, under the section 69A of the Information Technology Act.
