Indus OS

Homegrown app store Indus App Bazaar – which is designed to help users discover new and trending apps in the language of their choice, with… Read More »Indus App Bazaar encourages developers to build local solutions for their audience

Indus App Bazaar houses over 400,000 apps in English as well as 12 Indian languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Gujrati, Tamil, and Bengali. Indus App Bazaar… Read More »Indus App Bazaar Curates Apps To Keep People Informed

About the speaker Suniva Rawat is the AVP Marketing at Indus OS. She leads marketing for Indus OS and is responsible for the entire outreach… Read More »Voice & Language will be the biggest tech trend of the future – Suniva Rawat

Indus App Bazaar is now bringing a ‘Stay at home’ collection of apps to the Galaxy Store to keep its users entertained as well as… Read More »Indus App Bazaar April monthly collection brings ‘Stay At Home’ apps

As mobile usage gains momentum in the pandemic times, Uttar Pradesh topped the chart in active app users as entertainment, communication and social media categories… Read More »UP tops active mobile app users’ chart in March: Report

Indus OS, a leading home-grown app-content-discovery platform designed to suit the localisation needs of Indian consumers, has appointed Value 360 Communications as its PR and… Read More »Indus OS onboards Value 360 Communications as its PR partner

Indus OS, a Made in India app store and operating system, which launched modestly in 2015 but today features four lakh apps for its over… Read More »The Indian app store taking on Google and Apple

Indus AppBazaar focusses on providing localised and simple solutions for our users. It hopes to attract talent with the vision for the app economy of… Read More »Indus AppBazaar addressing challenges like language support, content: Rakesh Deshmukh

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Content and services in India are being localised but terms and conditions for consent aren’t always in a local language. Rakesh Deshmukh, co-founder and CEO of Indus… Read More »Online content is being localised — but consent still has a ways to go