Google is facing problems in India
An Indian government watchdog is looking into Google´s App Store Business.

The Indian competition watchdog is after Google (Demokratie ,GEL) and is ordering an in-depth investigation into the connections between the tech giant's mobile app store and its payment service.
The regulator has already conducted an initial investigation that found that Google unfairly ousted competitors when it asked customers to use Google Pay to purchase apps or make in-app payments on the mobile Play Store. Indian app developers have complained about Google's Play Store rules, and the competition commission described them as a denial of market access for competing apps and leverage on the part of Google.
The in-depth investigation is expected to take 60 days and would target one of the most promising Google companies in India, where it is in a battle with competing payment applications, including one from Walmart (NYSE: WMT). Just a week ago, Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) also received a long-deferred approval to introduce a payment service via WhatsApp in India.
In response to the new investigation, Google denied that it would take advantage of market dominance through its Android OS and Play Store.





