Less than a year after the government banned Chinese-owned TikTok, and the short video app announced that it would exit the India market, many local contenders have tried to replicate it but a clear winner is yet to emerge.
Success, in the long run, depends on a host of factors, but what is clear so far is that the winner will most likely be someone who has built its product on a pre-existing user behaviour repository.
Immediately after the government announced a ban on Chinese ByteDance-owned TikTok in June last year, new players such as Chingari and Mitron appeared. Less

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