Google has appealed the CCi's order with the NCLAT and the Supreme Court.
Such practices include asking the manufacturers to install the entire Google suite (G-suite), if they wish to pre-install Google apps in devices.
In October last year, the CCI, based on the investigation report by the Director General (DG) and other documents filed by both sides, concluded that Google was indeed abusing its dominant position in multiple markets in the Android mobile device ecosystem and ordered the company to pay a penalty of Rs 1,337.76 crore.
The tribunal refused to stay CCI’s order and fixed the case for hearing in April 2023.
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On being asked if the ruling will enable more app developers to develop apps with similar functionality as Google’s app, he said “We hope this is the start of a change in momentum from the last 15 years, Indians and the Indian ecosystem can prosper far more than they were able to thus far.”

Source - Money Control