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Several previously banned Chinese apps, including Shein, Xender, and PUBG, have returned to India with rebranding and new ...

Several Chinese apps banned in India in 2020 have discreetly reappeared, either under new names or with slight modifications.

Several Chinese apps that were banned in India in 2020 have quietly returned, either under new names or with slight modifications. Some have changed ownership, while others remain largely the same.