Dhiraagu introduces "Heyo Hithun" Ramadan offer for customers

Dhiraagu has introduced Ramadan special offers for Ramadan under the theme “Heyo Hithun” which loosely translates to 'good faith', and introduced specialized offers for this holy month.

Speaking at the press conference held to initiate these offers, Manager Marketing Communications of Dhiraagu, Hassan Sharih stated that “Heyo Hithun” was determined as the theme this year so as to encourage the community to do things for each other in good faith.

Most of the Dhiraagu offers for the month of Ramadan this year is specific to the Dhiraagu application. The company stated that within the offers of the app, the “Surprise Data” received when logged into the app between 16:00 hrs and 21:00 hrs in the evening can be gifted to another Dhiraagu user in conformity of the theme. Each daily gift received through the app sustains the opportunity to be gifted to another until the end of the day.

Through the Roadha Promotion introduced by Dhiraagu, a spending of MVR 25 or the purchase of an add-on or a booster on their mobile app will warrant a surprise prize gift. This gift is offered after playing the game in the link sent to the customer following the settlement of their payments.

Furthermore, each customer of Dhiraagu will be granted hearts via the app this Ramadan. With the accumulation of hearts, each customer will amass a certain amount of points which can be redeemed to collect a gift.

Additionally, the company has introduced an offer for postpaid customers of Dhiraagu this Ramadan in which additional data is offered through purchasing boosters. The bonus data delivered under this offers retains use even after the month concludes.

Dhiraagu has further decided to offer free of charge the games in the company’s E-Zone for the month of Ramadan. Preserving the traditions of Ramadan, this year will also see the "Gudi Fest" and “Thashibari” Movement as well.

Sharih has highlighted that additional introduction of offers have also been arranged for Ramadan.

This year, the month of Ramadan is estimated to fall on Monday next week according to the calendar.