Garena Free Fire Banned In India 

Garena Free Fire, the notable battle royale game, was denied in India on February 14 close by 53 different applications by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The application was by then missing from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store a day before understanding with regards to the blacklist broke. Singapore-based designer Garena has now given a report on the situation.

"We realize that Free Fire is at this point unavailable in the Google Play and iOS application stores in India and that the game is at present not operable for specific clients in the country," Garena said in a clarification. "We are endeavoring to address what's going on, and we apologize to our clients for any irritation," it added.

Meanwhile, Free Fire MAX, the higher-practical interpretation of the popular game continues to be up on the Play Store, evidently unaffected by the blacklist. Free Fire was one of India's most downloaded games in 2021, as demonstrated by an App Annie report. It had consumed the room made by PUBG Mobile after it was confined in September 2020.

In 2020, the public authority had also precluded TikTok and other well known brief video applications from China. At the point when TikTok was disallowed on June 29, 2020, the once-over included around 59 applications by and large. Other notable applications on the summary were Shareit, Shein (the style site and application), Xiaomi Mi Community, Clash of Kings, Weibo, Likee, etc

MeitY had limited the before applications under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, which communicates that the public authority has the "Capacity to give heading for catch or noticing or deciphering of any information through any PC resource."

Free Fire's most recent declaration suggests that the game could be back on the Play Store and App Store soon, yet taking into account that PUBG Mobile and TikTok are at this point precluded, it is significantly unrealistic.