The letter doesn’t set a deadline for India to respond. VideoLAN president and lead developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf signs off with a demand for India to explain itself, and the ban, or action under Indian and international law will follow. The letter also asserts that the ban on harms freedom of speech and therefore international law. Xiaomi India names Qualcomm as destination for allegedly illegal payments.India’s Mars Orbiter Mission loses contact, burns all fuel, deemed ‘non-recoverable’.Infosys must face claims it told recruiter not to hire women with kids 'at home'.Open source VideoLAN media player asks why it's blocked in India.The Apache OpenOffice source code that is currently under development is called trunk. Sometimes publishers take a little while to make this information available, so please check back in a few days to see if it has been updated. See for general information about the Apache OpenOffice source code. VideoLAN asserts it’s therefore not been treated fairly and wants that to change. We dont have any change log information yet for version 4.1.8 of Apache OpenOffice. OpenOffice is open-source, meaning users are free to download, modify, and distribute the software. The letter also points out that Indian law requires website operators to be notified of bans, and to be given a hearing at which to contest them, but that VideoLAN’s previous attempts to have India’s government explain the ban have produced no substantive response.

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