Third-party APK files for banned apps often contain malicious software that can compromise personal data or damage mobile devices.
The platforms were found to be hosting content that was classified as obscene, vulgar, and in some cases, pornographic.
In mid-2024, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) in India took decisive action against several OTT platforms, including Navarasa (specifically the "Navarasa Lite" version). The government issued a nationwide ban on approximately 18 OTT apps and multiple associated websites and social media accounts. The reasons cited for the ban included:
Third-party APK files for banned apps often contain malicious software that can compromise personal data or damage mobile devices.
The platforms were found to be hosting content that was classified as obscene, vulgar, and in some cases, pornographic.
In mid-2024, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) in India took decisive action against several OTT platforms, including Navarasa (specifically the "Navarasa Lite" version). The government issued a nationwide ban on approximately 18 OTT apps and multiple associated websites and social media accounts. The reasons cited for the ban included:
