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PUBG is likely to return to India after Krafton’s deal with Microsoft Azure that focuses on 'privacy and data security'
Trendingdesk •PUBG Corporation had cut its ties with Chinese publisher Tencent for PUBG Mobile in India and taken the rights under Krafton’s wings.
PUBG might come back to India as PUBG Corporation posts job vacancy on LinkedIn
Trendingdesk •The title for the job is Corporate Development Division Manager - India and the location of the post says Delhi, India.
PUBG Mobile ban unlikely to be lifted in India because of its 'violent nature'
Tech2 News Staff •Despite PUBG Corporation taking over the publishing rights in India, the government will not revoke PUBG ban.
PUBG India ban: PUBG Corporation says Tencent will no longer handle its franchise in India
Tech2 News Staff •PUBG Corporation says it will take on all PUBG Mobile publishing responsibilities in the country.
FAU-G - an alternative to PUBG announced in India, and the meme-fest has begun
Tech2 News Staff •20 percent of the profits made by the FAU-G game will be donated to the Bharat Ke Veer fund.
PUBG ban: Diljit Dosanjh impresses fans with meme on Chinese gaming app
Trendingdesk •While responding to fans over the PUBG ban, Dosanjh said he would rather play SUB-G in the kitchen than playing the popular combat game
PUBG ban 'a great opportunity for Indian video game developers,' says ESFI director Lokesh Suji
Fpsports •PUBG is a huge name in e-sports circles, and the banning of the app has been met with concern from the community, but E-sports Federation of India director Lokesh Suji downplayed the issue in a statement released on Wednesday.
India bans TikTok, SHAREit, UC Browser and 56 other Chinese apps: here's the full list of apps and what they do
Fp Staff •The ban comes in the backdrop of the stand-off along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh, is also applicable for messaging app WeChat and online streaming app Bigo Live, CAM scanner, among others
PUBG addiction: 17-year-old commits suicide after being stopped from playing game
Tech2 News Staff •Deaths attributed to PUBG addiction are growing and so is the popularity of the game.
PUBG addiction: 15-year-old stabs brother for repeatedly interrupting his game
•The boy allegedly banged his brother’s head against the wall and stabbed him repeatedly with scissors.