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This action can include removal of non-compliant apps from Google Play

Google complied with CCI’s direction, allowing developers to start using third-party payment tools for subscription as well as in-app payments. However, it had set a 6 April deadline for developers to comply with the rules after CCI’s decision

The apps were being used by terrorists to communicate with their supporters and on-ground workers

YourStory's Appnirbhar Bharat report celebrates Made in India apps and provides an 11-point recommendation for a robust app ecosystem.

Investors have shown extraordinary interest in Indian games and apps, and their active monthly user base on Google Play increased by 200% in 2021 comp

India has not just emerged as one of the top downloaders for apps and games across the world but Indian apps are also being downloaded globally.

Indian apps and games saw a 200 per cent increase in active monthly users in 2021 compared to 2019, a Google Play official said in a blog post on Thursday.

How India is becoming the land of rising Super Apps India is on the path of becoming home to some of the future success stories. It can aptly be called The Land of Rising Super Apps, given the increasing interest of leading business houses in India in offering a Super App platform. 0 claps Graphics by - Kirti Saboo Bagaria Though the term ‘Super App’ was first coined by BlackBerry founder Mike Lazaridis back in 2010, the first Super Apps to emerge were not from developed economies like the...

India-based wearable and audio technology brand Fire-Boltt has reached yet another milestone with the overwhelming success of its global first concept, Boltt Play App, which is a comprehensive entertainment, fitness and reward ecosystem in itself.

Representational Image of Google Play Store. In 2020, the Indian government banned hundreds of Chinese apps in India that closed doors on some of India’s beloved apps. However, this gave several Indian developers a chance to shine and we did see a bunch of notable alternatives; some of them topping the charts in terms of popularity. The numbers don’t lie as the Chinese apps ban did help locally developed alternatives eat into the former’s market share. Chinese apps no longer dominate The ...