In view of the recent ban imposed on PUBG by the Indian government, the PUBG Corporation on Tuesday announced that it has broken all ties with Tencent Games for its franchise in India. This means that the app can now make a comeback in India.

PUBG Corporation has broken ties with Tencent Games for its franchise in India

According to PUBG Corp, it is aware of the whole situation and is actively looking into the entire issue around the ban.

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<p>After the Indian government banned 118 Chinese mobile apps including the popular PUBG on Wednesday, China said Indian actions violate legal interests of Chinese investors and service providers.</p>

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<p>The Chinese foreign ministry said it was "seriously concerned" and "resolutely opposes" the ban.</p>

<p>The Indian government had said the apps were prejudicial to sovereignty, integrity and security of the state.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Among the Apps banned by India include Baidu Express, Baidu, Tencent Weiyun, WeChat Work.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, US Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment &nbsp;Keith Krach hailed India's move and called on other nations to join the "clean network".</p>

<p>"India has already banned 100 plus Chinese apps. We call on all freedom-loving nations and companies to join the clean network," Krach said.</p>


After the Indian government banned 118 Chinese mobile apps including the popular PUBG on Wednesday, China said Indian actions violate legal interests of Chinese investors and service providers.

After the Indian government banned 118 Chinese mobile apps including the popular PUBG on Wednesday, China said Indian actions violate legal interests of Chinese investors and service providers. Watch: The Chinese foreign ministry said it was "seriously concerned" and "resolutely opposes" the ban. The Indian government had said the apps were prejudicial to sovereignty, integrity and security of the state. Among the Apps banned by India include Baidu Express, Baidu, Tencent Weiyun, WeChat Work. Meanwhile, US Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment Keith Krach hailed India's move and called on other nations to join the "clean network". "India has already banned 100 plus Chinese apps. We call on all freedom-loving nations and companies to join the clean network," Krach said.

After India bans apps, China says it violates 'legal interests' of Chinese investors

In a major crackdown over Chinese investment in India, The Govt of India on Wednesday in another digital strike banned 118 apps including Pubg. The move comes out amid India and China are sharing conflicts over border. However Ministry of Information and Technology said that 'this move will safeguard the interests of crores of Indian mobile and internet users'

India bans another 118 apps including Pubg amid border tensions with China

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PUBG Corporation has broken ties with Tencent Games for its franchise in India

Your Story: PUBG mobile eyeing comeback in India?

After India bans apps, China says it violates 'legal interests' of Chinese investors

India bans another 118 apps including Pubg amid border tensions with China