National, November 25, 2021: The Government of Delhi has created its official account on India’s multi-lingual micro-blogging platform – Koo – to engage with people from the state and the region in their mother tongue. Using the official handle @DelhiGovDigital, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi Government informed users about the government’s recent efforts to curb the air pollution in the state.
Kooing in Hindi on the platform, the Delhi Government informed citizens that around 550 teams will monitor pollution-related activities in New Delhi, indicating how the government is taking strategic measures to curb air pollution issue in the Capital. Using the the hashtag #AntiPollutionCampaign #WarAgainstCampaign #Delhi, the Government of Delhi has launched an ‘Anti-Open Burning Campaign,’ and has highlighted that 10 government departments will work towards making this campaign a success.
Welcoming the Government of Delhi to the platform, a Koo spokesperson, said, “We are pleased to welcome the Government of Delhi to our platform. Our multi-language features will enable the Government of Delhi to engage with people from the region in their native language and inform them on the initiatives and activities that are undertaken on a regular basis”
Koo App – which empowers and enables Indians to connect with each other in their native language, is well represented by Delhi Government cabinet minister Satyendra Jain, Rajendra Pal Gautam and Rajnedra Nagar MLA & VC of DJB Raghav Chadha amongst others, who are actively Koo on people-led initiatives and activities in their respective states.
About Koo
Koo was founded in March 2020 as a multi-lingual micro-blogging platform in Indian languages and has over 15 million users, including people of eminence. Available in multiple Indian languages, Koo enables people from different regions in India to express themselves in their mother tongue. In a country where just 10% of India speak English, there’s a deep need for a social media platform that can deliver immersive language experiences to Indian users and help them connect with each other. Koo provides a stage for the voices of Indians who prefer to interact in Indian languages.
