In an unexpected twist that has left industry watchers scratching their heads, Gaana once hailed as India's leading music streaming platform, was sold for just ₹25 lakhs (around $30,000). To put this ...

According to a Kantar report, the audio streaming market in the country is dominated by Gaana with a 30% market share. This is followed by JioSaavn (24%), Wynk Music (15%), Spotify (15%), Google Play ...

Gaana's new CEO wants the Indian streaming platform to focus on boosting subscription income in a country still dominated by ad-supported revenue. By Amit Gurbaxani MUMBAI — In August, five months ...

Times Internet owned music streaming service Gaana has updated its Android app interface to support 9 Indian languages including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi and ...

Gaana reaches 185 million monthly active users Music streaming app, Gaana has announced that it has reached 185 million monthly active users. The streaming platform owes its growth to the launch of ...

India’s oldest music streaming company Gaana is leaving no stone unturned to keep itself afloat. A thriving music app until a few years ago, Times Internet Ltd-owned Gaana is currently dealing with ...

MUMBAI: The country's largest music-streaming platform Gaana expects to add nearly 100 million users over the next 12 months to its already 150 million-plus strong users, mostly netting the ...

Gaana Music streaming app, in partnership with Google Playstore, on Monday launched an instant app for music lovers who want to experience it without downloading it. Also, read: Realme X and Realme 3i ...

Earlier this month, online music streaming platform Gaana announced the launch of Hotshots, which will allow content enthusiasts to create short videos and stories, to its 150 million user base. The ...

Times Internet-owned music streaming service Gaana crossed 50 million monthly users for the month of November, which is growth of 25% in two months from 40 million active users in the month of ...

The 24-year-old discusses her journey, the politics of patriarchy and caste, and what drives the music of the band she’s in, The Casteless Collective. Isaivani is simultaneously warm and fierce.