Twitter Blue: Twitter reveals Twitter Blue price for India: What it costs, features and more

After much speculation about how much users in India will have to pay for Twitter Blue, the social media platform has revealed the cost of its subscription service. Twitter Blue brings along a host of features for subscribers.
How much does Twitter Blue cost in India?
Users will have to pay Rs 900 per month to get a Twitter Blue subscription. It must be noted that the current pricing is part of a “limited-time offer”. For those who subscribe on iOS and Android will have to pay Rs 900. It’s not clear how much subscribers on the web will have to pay. Twitter has kept the web subscription pricing lower for Twitter Blue.

What features does Twitter Blue bring?
Twitter Blue includes a number of features. Some of the key ones are

Edit Tweet: Users get a 30 minute window to make a limited number of changes to published Tweets. Subscribers can use it to make updates, tag someone, or reorder the media you attached. Edit Tweet currently only applies to original Tweets and quote Tweets.
Bookmark folders: Bookmark Folders let Twitter Blue subscribers group and organise Bookmarked Tweets into folders for faster discovery later. Twitter Blue allows you an unlimited number of bookmarks and Bookmark folders which are always private.
Custom app icons: With Custom App icons, you can change how your Twitter App icon displays on your phone.

Top Articles: Top Articles is a shortcut to the most-shared articles in your network. This feature automatically lists the most-shared articles from people you follow—and people they follow, too—so you can easily find the type of content you want to read.
Undo Tweet: Undo Tweet gives you the option to retract a tweet after you send it, but before it’s visible to others on Twitter. It’s not an edit button, but a chance to preview and revise your tweet before it’s posted for the world to see. Once the Undo period is over, the Tweet is viewable to your followers and you can either leave it or delete it, like you normally would on Twitter.