Koo has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Telangana government to open a development center in Hyderabad, the company's social media platform reported.
"With Hyderabad being an IT hub that boasts access to a robust technology ecosystem and a large pool of IT talent, Koo envisions its presence in the region to grow significantly," the company said.
Koo co-founder and CEO Aprameya Radhakrishna said, "Language-based social media is a must, especially in a multilingual country like India."
Under the MoU, the Telangana government and multilingual platform Koo will work together to increase the reach of Telugu among non-English speakers in the state.
Telangana Minister KT Rana Rao appreciated the company's efforts to promote regional languages. "We strongly believe that social media is an important mechanism for increasing government efficiency. We hope that by working with Koo, our efforts to connect and engage citizens in disseminating information and services of Telangana government will further expand," said the minister. .
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