India and China relations were again tested following New Delhi's move which again blocked dozens of applications from China. After blocking around 200 Chinese apps including TikTok and WeChat since last July, India is now blocking and asking its citizens to remove 43 apps from the Bamboo Curtain country such as streaming site Taobao Live, job seeker app DingTalk, and e-Commerce AliExpress owned by giant Alibaba Group. This blockade stems from the tension between the two countries that occurred on the border in June. The Chinese and Indian troops were involved in bloody clashes on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) or the border between the two countries in the Galwan Valley, Aksai-Chin-Ladakh area around the Himalayas which is a dispute between the two countries. The clashes began when China said three Indian soldiers crossed the LAC border around mid-June. China said that Indian troops crossed the border area twice on Monday (15/6). Beijing says Indian soldiers provoked and att...