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Tiger Global-backed Koo has trimmed 30% of its 300-member workforce, or about 90 employees, over the past year or so.

Indian microblogging platform Koo fires almost a third of its employees as the company struggles with losses and inability to raise funds, according to a spokesperson

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Koo, Twitter’s Indian rival, has reportedly laid off 30% of its workforce over the past few months, as tech startups globally face a funding crunch. The company offered extended health benefits and reportedly provided severance benefits to those affected. , Companies News, Times Now

Homegrown Twitter rival Koo on Thursday said that it has let go 30 per cent of its workforce over the course of the year amid the current global meltdown.

Launched in March 2020, Koo is currently available in 10 languages — Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Assamese, Bengali and English.