India  
 
NewsR.in

India-China clash | 'Ban restaurants selling Chinese foods': Ramdas Athawale

Video Credit: HT Digital Content - Duration: 03:06s - Published
India-China clash | 'Ban restaurants selling Chinese foods': Ramdas Athawale

India-China clash | 'Ban restaurants selling Chinese foods': Ramdas Athawale

Union Minister Ramdas Athawale called for banning restaurants selling Chinese food.

The Union Minister's statement comes amid India-China border tension.

"I appeal to people to boycott Chinese food.

The state governments should take initiative and ban these restaurants," he added.

Anti-China protests are being held in parts of the country.

There has been an uproar for boycotting Chinese goods.


You Might Like

Related news from verified sources

Boycott products made in China, close down restaurants, hotels selling Chinese food: Athawale

Union minister Ramdas Athawale has said all restaurants and hotels that sell Chinese food in India...
IndiaTimes - Published


Related videos from verified sources

Watch China's reaction to India's ban on 59 Chinese apps including TikTok [Video]

Watch China's reaction to India's ban on 59 Chinese apps including TikTok

China reacted to India's decision to ban 59 Chinese mobile applications. The Narendra Modi government banned the apps due to national security considerations. Beijing said that it was 'strongly..

Credit: HT Digital Content     Duration: 02:00Published
Ladakh Faceoff: Can Modi government upset China’s border ambitions? [Video]

Ladakh Faceoff: Can Modi government upset China’s border ambitions?

Weeks after the Galwan valley faceoff, India has launched a digital strike by banning 59 Chinese apps. This action comes even as talks are underway to ease tensions at the border with China. So what..

Credit: HT Digital Content     Duration: 28:51Published
59 Chinese Apps Banned: India’s digital strike a first step to tame China? [Video]

59 Chinese Apps Banned: India’s digital strike a first step to tame China?

Weeks after the Galwan faceoff between India and China, the Modi government has now conducted a digital strike on Beijing. 59 Chinese apps, including the popular TikTok & Shareit have been banned by..

Credit: HT Digital Content     Duration: 34:11Published