Patanjali to re-launch the Kimbho chat app with new features on 27 August
Patanjali has also put Kimbho's trial version on Google Play Store for downloads.


Kimbho Logo.[/caption]On May 31 this year, Patanjali had removed Kimbho, which means how are you or what's up in Sanskrit, from Google Play Store and Apple's App Store, a day after the launch saying it was released only for one-day trial.At that time, several technical experts has pointed out shortcomings in the app on security aspects.Patanjali is pitching 'Kimbho' to be a competitor of popular chat platform Facebook-owned Whatsapp.When contacted Patanjali spokesperson S K Tijarawala told PTI, "We have put the trial version of Kimbho on the google play store so that we come to know about the shortcoming. We are open for any amendments to any errors and we have invited feedback from the people also".According to him, this will be a "safe, secure and swadeshi" messaging platform.

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