CLAT Current Affairs: Chinese Battery Apps Banned

Telegram: https://t.me/clatrodha WhatsApp: https://tinyurl.com/2uczwvz9 Mission 25+ is back — this session breaks down one of the most asked Current Affairs topics for CLAT 2027: the Chinese battery apps banned in India for remotely disabling e-rickshaws. Divya Sir covers the tech side (lithium-ion vs lead-acid batteries, Bluetooth vulnerabilities, Battery Management Systems) and links it to the legal side — Section 69A and Section 43 of the IT Act, the Shreya Singhal case, and how the government blocks apps in India. Timestamps: 00:00 – Welcome & NEENV Batch 2027 update 02:14 – The Ghanshyam Kumar e-rickshaw story 05:55 – How e-rickshaws work: lead-acid vs lithium-ion batteries 08:16 – Battery Management System & the discharge vulnerability 11:04 – Legal angle: Section 69A, IT Act 2000 14:04 – The Telegram ban case & government blocking powers 16:23 – Shreya Singhal vs Union of India 21:01 – Government action: apps removed, IT Secretary confirmation 32:52 – Quiz: Section 69A, Galwan Valley, Shreya Singhal 37:11 – Liability question: can e-rickshaw drivers sue app owners? 39:07 – 3,000+ app removals of 2025 & the Pahalgam link 40:03 – Wrap-up & next session preview Instagram:   / clatrodha   #CLAT #CLAT2027 #CLATPrep #LegalReasoning #CurrentAffairs #LawEntrance #NLU #NLSIU #AILET #CLATStrategy #Mission25Plus #ITAct #ShreyaSinghal #LegalCurrentAffairs #CLATRodha