World’s cheapest smartphone maker Ringing Bells under close watch; Website gets over 6 lakh hits on Day 1
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Pre-booking started at 6 am on Thursday and stopped by mid-day after the website crashed due to overwhelming response.
Ringing Bells director Mohit Goel claimed 30,000 orders were booked on the first day.
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Meanwhile, the telecom ministry is keeping a close watch on the sales of the Noida-based Ringing Bells phone.
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Meanwhile, Mohit Goel, who is rolling out the world’s cheapest smartphone, belongs from Shamli district of Uttar Pradesh.
Mohit is the managing director of Ringing Bells and often helped his father at the grocery shop.
Mohit has done engineering from Amity University.
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