Truecaller founder and CEO, Alan Mamedi, showed support for an Indian student with dreams of leaving her home country after her viral comme...

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Truecaller opened a 30,000 sq feet office in Bengaluru, its largest outside its headquarters in Sweden.

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According to Mamedi, when you give people a chance, it makes them work twice as hard to repay you.

Within a week of debuting on the App Store, its subscriber count in India stood in excess of 1.5 million.

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This feature will be available later this week for users in India on Truecaller's Android app.

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India has always been the largest market for the application, accounting for more than half of the 100 million plus users.

"Right now we have one person in India. We are also planning R&D centres probably in Bangalore or Pune," Mamedi said.