Tencent-backed Indian music streaming app Gaana has switched to a paid subscription model to try to avoid closing down after failing to secure fresh funds, according to an email from the company ...

Music app Gaana is expecting to reach a 500-million subscriber base in the next three years with diversification on content in regional languages, independent music and traction overseas, a top ...

Business News: New Delhi, Jun 27 () Music app Gaana is expecting to reach a 500-million subscriber base in the next three years with diversification on content in re ...

NEW DELHI - Tencent-backed Indian music streaming app Gaana has switched to a paid subscription model to avoid closing down after failing to secure fresh funds or find a buyer, according to an email ...

Times Internet and Gaana CEO Gautam Sinha says the music app expects to start making a profit in two years, and aims to expand content and enhance its overseas customer base.

Gaana competes with the likes of Spotify, Apple Music and Airtel's Wynk music app in an Indian streaming market estimated by data firm Statista to be worth $700 million this year.