Well, the story about ban in India isn't over yet and it's still isn't clear how the whole situation will be solved. So, don't conclude in advance.
That is the truth, the situation in India is not clear and the news that hit the market were all click baits, there is a proposed bill and there is no confirmation whether it can be passed as a law.
By now experiences have told us that bans never brought anything good but also didn't prevent people from doing something. The same will be with Bitcoin, users will find their way. Ban might influence Bitcoin in negative way but it will not destroy it, such presumption is exaggerated.
Banning the market is not a solution to anything and people will find a way to trade and once the government understands that a outright ban will take the market underground rather than scaring people with these proposed bills, they will find a way to sort out the issue that will not hurt the investors and even if India or China bans bitcoin there will be no influence in the entire market.