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Koo has risen to prominence on the country’s social media scene after months of disputes between Indian authorities and technology companies, including Twitter and Facebook. (Reuters/File Photo)

India’s homegrown social media network Koo on rise after Twitter feud

  • Koo recently witnessed a raft of Indian Cabinet ministers, government agencies, and right-wing celebrities opening accounts
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