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Google improved its Google Play Protect security features to better safeguard users who download apps from sources outside of the play store. 

The Indian government is going to ban 138 betting and 94 loan apps with Chinese links on an urgent and emergency basis. They have reportedly resulted in suicide cases due to their shady business practices.

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. File   | Photo Credit: PTI Rahul Gandhi’s remarks come after reports that China has refused to pull back its troops from Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang in eastern Ladakh. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on April 19 accused the government of jeopardising India’s national security, and termed its talks with China as “wasteful”. “Chinese occupation of Gogra-Hot Springs and Depsang plains is a direct threat to India’s strategic interests including the DBO ai...

China raises India’s ban on apps, FDI curbs at WTO Premium (Photo: AFP) Share Via Read Full Story NEW DELHI : China has raised the issue of Indian curbs on cross-border foreign investments and the ban on 200 Chinese apps at the World Trade Organization (WTO). China expressed “deep concern" over the restrictions on opportunistic takeover of Indian companies after the outbreak of the covid pandemic, terming them to be inconsistent with multilateral trade rules and cautioning that they may aff...

India, China to push for solution of remaining issues on LAC Updated: Updated: February 21, 2021 21:58 IST Completion of disengagement at Pangong Lake area provides basis for further resolution along LAC in Western Sector. Share Article AAA This satellite image provided on Feb. 17, 2021, by Maxar Technologies shows the close up of an area at Pangong Tso, with troops deployment removed on Feb. 16 along the disputed India-China border in Ladakh region.   | Photo Credit: AP Completion of disenga...

Economy to grow by 11% despite pandemic, says Jaishankar Updated: Updated: February 06, 2021 22:37 IST Talks with China to continue on standoff despite little change on ground, the External Affairs Minister said. Share Article AAA External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar addressing a press conference in Vijayawada on February 6, 2021.   | Photo Credit: V. Raju Talks with China to continue on standoff despite little change on ground, the External Affairs Minister said. =External Affairs Minister...

Both sides will attempt to work out a phased disengagement and de-escalation plan to end the nine-month-long standoff in Eastern Ladakh

Both sides will attempt to work out a phased disengagement and de-escalation plan to end the nine-month-long standoff in Eastern Ladakh