Raahil Chopra
Dec 15, 2015

‘The Indian user is very different from the phone user globally’

Xiaomi Communications entered India in July 2014 with a flash-sale of Mi3. India head Manu Jain explains how the brand has fared a year hence. Here's why it will stay off TV, and ‘with its fans’

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