Cryptocurrency has been a topic of discussion in India in recent years, with the government unsure how to handle it. As of now, there is no clear indication that cryptocurrency will be banned in India. The Indian government has not yet made any official statement about a ban on cryptocurrencies, and some experts anticipate that the country could be open to adopting digital currencies at some point.

However, there have been steps taken by the Indian government which aim to discourage people from investing in digital currencies. For example, in April 2018 the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) barred banks from providing services or dealing with companies or individuals trading cryptocurrency or other related activities. Additionally, the Indian Income Tax Department sent tax notices to reported crypto investors at the beginning of 2018 and conducted surveys across several exchanges.

Overall, while there are some regulatory efforts by the government towards curbing trading activities involving cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin etc., it seems unlikely that they will completely ban cryptos in India anytime soon due to its potential benefits for financial inclusion and technological advancement. It appears however that future regulation may limit their usage unless certain safeguards can be implemented by those hoping to use them for investment purposes going forward.