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Chiratae Venture s new funding programme assures investment decision in 48 hours
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IIIT Bangalore hosts its second e-convocation to confer degrees to the class of 2021
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One year of Chinese apps ban Indian alternatives take over TikTok
One year of Chinese apps ban Indian alternatives take over TikTok
Kritti BhallaJun 29, 2021, 10:20 IST
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Indian government has banned over 250
Chinese apps over the last year, due to the geopolitical crisis with the neighbouring country.
The ban on Chinese apps impacted the short video segment the most, as it found itself in a void with the absence of top two players in the segment.
While many alternatives have emerged to give a tough competition to
TikTok, any real competition to PUBG still does not exist.You can now find Vassundhara Pandita, a former TikTok creator, entertaining about 4.5 million users on India’s Sharechat-owned Moj app. Just like her, thousands of Indian creators have set their camps on different short video apps that came into existence in the past one year, after the government of
TVS Automobile unveils digital subsidiary Ki Mobility
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