It is no longer news that the Indian government slammed a ban on the popular gaming app PUBG Mobile, alongside 117 other apps that are of Chinese origin. The ban has resulted in Blue Hole Studio, a South Korean company and the original owner of the app, revoking the license given to Tencent to distribute the game in India.
Apparently, Blue Hole Studio is in talks with India telecom company Reliance Jio to get the game up and running in India once again. According to sources (via), negotiations commenced after the ban and are still in the early stages. Both sides are reportedly studying various aspects of the deal.
There is no official word about the negotiations but Blue Hole Studio in a blog post confirmed that talks are ongoing to ensure the app is unbanned. Since the app was banned in India as a result of its connection with Tencent, there is every possibility that the ban could be lifted as soon as an agreement is reached with a domestic distributor.
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