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India boycotts China
After India conducted Operation Sindoor on terror locations in Pakistan, countries like China, Pakistan and Azerbaijan came into its support. As a result of the support, these countries are facing a significant backlash in India. Indians have reportedly rejected the tourist locations of Turkey and Azerbaijan, causing a massive decline in the Visa requests to these countries. After Azerbaijan and Turkey, the Indian sense of anger is growing against China. Here are all the details you need to know about the Chinese items used in India. China boycott: List of Chinese items used in India: Smartphones – Xiaomi (Mi, Redmi), Oppo, Vivo, Realme
Power Banks – Xiaomi, Anker
Earphones/Headphones – OnePlus, Realme, Xiaomi
Mobile Chargers – Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo
Tempered Glass (Screen Protectors) – Spigen, Baseus
USB Cables – Anker, Baseus
Smartwatches – Amazfit, Xiaomi
Bluetooth Speakers – JBL (some models), Xiaomi
LED Bulbs – Syska (some models), Generic Chinese brands
LED Strip Lights – Generic Chinese brands
Electric Kettle – Xiaomi, Generic Chinese brands
Electric Trimmers – Xiaomi, Philips (some models)
Hair Dryers – Xiaomi, Generic Chinese brands
Electric Shavers – Xiaomi, Kemei
Portable Fans – Generic Chinese brands
Decorative Garlands (Diwali/Christmas) – Generic Chinese brands
Laxmi-Ganesh Idols (Plastic/Ceramic) – Generic Chinese brands
Holi Pichkari – Generic Chinese brands
Holi Colours (Powder/Liquid) – Generic Chinese brands
Plastic Toys – Generic Chinese brands
Battery-Operated Toys – Generic Chinese brands
Remote Control Cars/Drones – DJI, Generic Chinese brands
Solar Cells/Panels – Generic Chinese brands
Electronic Display Boards – Generic Chinese brands
Memory Cards (SD Cards) – SanDisk (some models), Generic Chinese brands
Pen Drives – Generic Chinese brands
Wireless Communication Equipment – Generic Chinese brands
Sound Recorders – Generic Chinese brands
CCTV Cameras – Hikvision, Dahua
Furniture (Cheap Desks, Chairs) – Generic Chinese brands
Bedsheets – Generic Chinese brands
Plastic Containers – Generic Chinese brands
Non-Stick Kadai/Tawa – Generic Chinese brands
Porcelain Cups and Plates – Generic Chinese brands
Cheap Glasses (Frames) – Generic Chinese brands
Digital Thermometer – Generic Chinese brands
BP Monitor – Generic Chinese brands
Badminton Racket – Yonex (some models), Generic Chinese brands
Football – Generic Chinese brands
Shoes – Generic Chinese brands
School Bag – Generic Chinese brands
Umbrella – Generic Chinese brands
Fake Jewelry – Generic Chinese brands
Electric Massager – Xiaomi, Generic Chinese brands
Heating Pad – Generic Chinese brands
Electric Toothbrush – Xiaomi, Generic Chinese brands
Insect Killer Device – Generic Chinese brands
Coffee Maker – Generic Chinese brands
Electric Can Opener – Generic Chinese brands
Outdoor Barbecue – Generic Chinese brands
(With inputs from agencies)
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