Chandrayaan 1: Unveiling the Mysteries of the Moon
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The exploration of space has always captivated the imagination of humankind. In the pursuit of unraveling the mysteries beyond our planet, various nations have embarked on ambitious missions to study celestial bodies. One such remarkable endeavor was the Chandrayaan 1 mission, an Indian lunar exploration program that marked a significant milestone in the country’s space exploration…
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Chandrayaan-3: India's Historic Soft Landing on the Moon
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On August 23, 2023, India made history by successfully landing the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on the Moon’s South Pole. This was India’s third lunar mission, and its first soft landing since Chandrayaan-2 in 2019. The successful landing of Chandrayaan-3 is a major achievement for the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and a significant step forward for India’s space…
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Chandrayaan-2 orbiter makes new discovery about distribution of gas in moon's atmosphere
Chandrayaan-2 orbiter makes new discovery about distribution of gas in moon’s atmosphere
An equipment onboard India’s 2017 Chandrayaan-2 The orbiter has made new observations about the distribution of an important gas in the moon’s upper atmosphere, which can offer new insights into the lunar surroundings.
New data from Chandra’s Atmospheric Composition Explorer-2 (CHACE-2) mass spectrometer on Chandrayaan-2 show the distribution of Argon-40 gas in the lunar ‘exosphere’, beyond the…
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Truecaller said it is looking at ways to enter the Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market after the success of Truecaller Pay 2.0 in India.
Truecaller has acquired Chillr, India's first multi-bank payments app launched in 2014 to further boost growth
The company is planning to enter into Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market
Nami Zarringhalam, Truecaller Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, said teh company has seen a lot of synergies and growth patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Truecaller has acquired Chillr, India's first multi-bank payments app launched in 2014 to further boost growth and enter the payment space in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The company said it is now looking at ways to enter Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market after the success of Truecaller Pay 2.0 in India and moves to roll out Credit & other financial services to the masses in a mobile-first way in India.
Last year in March, the company announced its foray into the digital payments segment in India.
Nami Zarringhalam, Truecaller Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, said, “Since launching Truecaller Pay in India in 2017, we’ve seen an increasing number of use cases to make the lives of our users in India easier. We see a lot of synergies and growth patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa, therefore we think it makes sense to explore the digital payment space more seriously.”
Earlier this year, Truecaller opened up their first office in Nairobi to expand in Sub-Saharan Africa and recruited Zakaria Hersi as Director of Partnerships for Africa. In his position, Zakaria has been spearheading Truecaller’s expansion in the region and forging partnerships with various ecosystem players.
Truecaller started as a caller ID and spam blocking app for smartphones, but over the years it has transformed to a full-fledged communication app in Africa
In April, the integrated caller ID service said its Nigeria application blocked and filtered more than 13 million calls and 25 million spam SMSes per month.
It also stated that the app has leapfrogged from 100 million monthly active users (MAUs) per month to 100 million daily active users (DAUs) with more than 20% of its user base in Africa.
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Tech: Truecaller eyes Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market after acquiring Chillr, an Indian payment company
Truecaller said it is looking at ways to enter the Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market after the success of Truecaller Pay 2.0 in India.
Truecaller has acquired Chillr, India's first multi-bank payments app launched in 2014 to further boost growth
The company is planning to enter into Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market
Nami Zarringhalam, Truecaller Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, said teh company has seen a lot of synergies and growth patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Truecaller has acquired Chillr, India's first multi-bank payments app launched in 2014 to further boost growth and enter the payment space in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The company said it is now looking at ways to enter Sub-Saharan Africa's fintech market after the success of Truecaller Pay 2.0 in India and moves to roll out Credit & other financial services to the masses in a mobile-first way in India.
Last year in March, the company announced its foray into the digital payments segment in India.
Nami Zarringhalam, Truecaller Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer, said, “Since launching Truecaller Pay in India in 2017, we’ve seen an increasing number of use cases to make the lives of our users in India easier. We see a lot of synergies and growth patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa, therefore we think it makes sense to explore the digital payment space more seriously.”
Earlier this year, Truecaller opened up their first office in Nairobi to expand in Sub-Saharan Africa and recruited Zakaria Hersi as Director of Partnerships for Africa. In his position, Zakaria has been spearheading Truecaller’s expansion in the region and forging partnerships with various ecosystem players.
Truecaller started as a caller ID and spam blocking app for smartphones, but over the years it has transformed to a full-fledged communication app in Africa
In April, the integrated caller ID service said its Nigeria application blocked and filtered more than 13 million calls and 25 million spam SMSes per month.
It also stated that the app has leapfrogged from 100 million monthly active users (MAUs) per month to 100 million daily active users (DAUs) with more than 20% of its user base in Africa.
source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/06/tech-truecaller-eyes-sub-saharan.html
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