Spotify adds support for 12 Indian languages, expands to 85 new markets
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On Monday, Spotify also released a slew of new tools for podcast creators to help develop interactive shows.
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Spotify is expanding to 85 new markets including Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bhutan in the coming days, taking its geographical footprint to around 178 countries across the world. Prior to this rollout, Spotify was present in 93 markets including India.
The audio streaming platform said it will offer the standard free and premium plans in these countries, with a full range of premium plans (Student, Individual, Duo and Family) available in select markets. The firm said it will give users access to its full global music catalogue in these markets along with its podcast catalogue in the majority of these markets.
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