Boycott Chinese goods

  • Chinese Sponsor of Indian Premier League Pulls Out Amid Public Outcry

    Chinese Sponsor of Indian Premier League Pulls Out Amid Public Outcry

    Amid a growing negative sentiment towards Chinese products in India, the smartphone brand VIVO -a Chinese company has to pull out as sponsor of the upcoming Indian Premier League. With the cricket league scheduled to begin from later half of September this year in the United Arab Emirates, the league organizers are in a rush…

  • 47 More Chinese Apps Banned In India, Now 106 Apps Banned

    47 More Chinese Apps Banned In India, Now 106 Apps Banned

    Not more than a month after the ban of almost 60 Chinese apps by India, a second batch of 47 Chinese apps have been banned. According to the breaking reports, India has banned almost 50 Chinese apps today. Though the list of these 47 apps are not known, the sources of major Indian news agencies…

  • In A Bold Move Against China, India Bans 59 Chinese Apps

    In A Bold Move Against China, India Bans 59 Chinese Apps

    In a bold move against China, India bans 59 prominent Chinese Apps in a move on Monday. Leading the list by popular Apps such as Tik Tok and WeChat, almost 60 Chinese Apps have been banned due to security reasons. The Chinese government on Tuesday reacted that the move is discriminatory in nature.

  • Boycott China: Indian State Cancels Rs. 750 Cr Contract With Chinese Firm

    Boycott China: Indian State Cancels Rs. 750 Cr Contract With Chinese Firm

    In the wake of boycotting Chinese goods, an Indian state cancels Rs. 750 crore contract with Chinese firm. Following the violent clash between Indian and Chinese army along the borders in Ladakh, boycott Chinese goods campaign is growing. The campaign targets boycott of both Chinese hardware and software products.

  • Chinese Nationals in India Fear Growing Anti-China Sentiments

    Chinese Nationals in India Fear Growing Anti-China Sentiments

    With growing tension along the border, Indians are brewing anti-China sentiment which is making Chinese nationals in India anxious. The fallout along Tibetan borders in Ladakh, Indian nationals are calling out for boycott of Chinese products. Besides, number of Indians are calling for a tit for tat response to China, making Chinese in the country…

  • 91% Indians are Willing to Boycott Chinese Goods

    91% Indians are Willing to Boycott Chinese Goods

    In a very welcome response to the call to boycott Chinese goods, 91% of Indians are willing to follow as per a survey. The News18 public sentimeter on China, a public survey by the news agency revealed that 91% Indians are willing to Boycott Chinese goods while 83% of them do not have a favourable…

  • This App Makes Your Phone Free of Chinese Apps but Google Takes it Down

    This App Makes Your Phone Free of Chinese Apps but Google Takes it Down

    Following the growing call against Chinese products, an app introduced to help make your phones free of Chinese apps is now removed by Google. The app gained huge popularity within days of its inception but the app is removed from Google’s playstore. Global mistrust in Chinese products grew since the outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic.

  • Assam forum supports Wangchuk’s call to boycott China

    Assam forum supports Wangchuk’s call to boycott China

    Patriotic People’s Front Assam (PPFA) extends full supports to Sonam Wangchuk for his social message to everyone in India to boycott all Chinese products. The forum of nationalists also appreciates the engineer turned social scientist to raise the issue on the backdrop of ongoing Indo-China aggression in Ladakh.

  • With Celebrities Backing Ban TikTok Campaign Grows in India

    With Celebrities Backing Ban TikTok Campaign Grows in India

    With growing backlash against China, short videos sharing platform TikTok is facing stronger campaigns for its ban in India. Since the outbreak of Coronavirus from China, larger number of people have become critical of Chinese origin platforms. The mandatory affiliation to Chinese government’s censorship and information sharing policies are the major concerns.

  • Indians Must Boycott 100% of Chinese Goods: Baba Ramdev

    Indians Must Boycott 100% of Chinese Goods: Baba Ramdev

    Indian Yog Guru Baba Ramdev has publicly urged the fellow citizens to boycott 100% of Chinese goods. The Baba was speaking at a national conclave of a news television show earlier this month in New Delhi and he urged the Indians to boycott Chinese goods in response to their protection of India’s most wanted, Masood…