Head of Google India, Rajan Anandan has claimed in a session in New
Delhi that 3.2% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in India is raised
through internet. The India Chief of the internet giant was speaking at a
session at the 11th India Today Conclave, last Friday in New Delhi.
The topic of this session was 'Who will win the web'. The two most
successful webs in India, Google and Facebook were represented in this
discussion.
It was a session to come to a consensus that who will emerge
victorious in the web wars in India. Facebook India head, Kirthiga Reddy
was present there to compete with Google on the topic.
However, Anandan kept the internet users in the sovereignty status
and pushed that it was useless to argue which company would emerge the
winner in the internet war. Undoubtedly, India is an emerging country in
web use, where number of users is growing in a fast rate.
According to Anandan, mobile internet, video content, social
networking and e-commerce, these four big online facilities are used by
maximum number of Indian web users.
The Indian Google head said “I expect mobile internet users to cross
the 1 billion mark in four years, out of which 200 million will be from
India.”
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