KHUSHBU JAIN New Delhi– India once again tightened up its digital borders and asserted sovereignty in the digital space with its latest move to ban apps belonging to large China tech firms such as Tencent, Alibaba and NetEase and re-branded versions of apps already banned by India in 2020 among others. The lack of transparency about the data-sharing norms under a Chinese law, that requires companies of Chinese origin to share data with that country’s intelligence agencies, irrespective of where they operate, necessitates that in the interest of sovereignty, integrity, defence, security of state, friendly relations with foreign states and…