New Delhi, Aug 18 (ANI/Business Wire India): India’s largest astrology portal, astroyogi.com launched its fully translated Astro portal in Hindi today.
(http://hindi.astroyogi.com) This is India’s first fully translated Astrology portal in Hindi.
Astroyogi.com houses over 10,000 pages of unique content covering all areas of astrology and spirituality, including numerology, tarot, vaastu, fengshui and Chinese astrology.
With a registered userbase reaching a million and over 10 million page views a month.
“Only 10.33 per cent of the Indian population speaks and reads in English and therefore the Hindi Astroyogi portal is a strategic step forward in targeting the other 89 per cent of the Indian population,” said Meena Kapoor co-founder and CEO Astroyogi.com.
Language preference is a big market advantage in the online business. A large giant such as Google, too, provides their content in Indian Languages.
The Hindi version of the portal will showcase the entire suite of Astro services existing on the English version as well. Live phone advice, vedic astrology services, palmistry services, life prediction, career prediction, love horoscope, health forecasts, janam patrika, match making and lots more is now available to the new set of audiences.
The astrology market in India is pegged at 40,000 cr and a large part of the audience is online.
Astroyogi.com is a company dedicated to providing Astro services with a large pool of astrologers and several experts on its panel and this enables Astroyogi.com to bring to its customers the collective domain knowledge. (ANI)
Palin described as Alaska’s lipstick wearing pit-bull and a `Little Shop of Horrors’
Washington, June 30 (ANI): A longtime friend and campaign trail companion of John McCain, the vanquished 2008 GOP presidential nominee, has described his vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin as Alaska’s lipstick-wearing pit-bull and as a “Little Shop of Horrors.”
This comment appears in the August edition of Vanity Fair, reports the New York Daily News.
Several senior members of McCain’s campaign team contacted by Vanity Fair said they worked their tails off to try to elect as vice president of the United States someone who, by mid-October, they believed for certain was nowhere near ready for the job, and might never be.”
During the campaign, there were reports of anonymous McCain aides describing Palin, the governor of Alaska, as a “diva” and a “whack job.”
The Vanity Fair article recounts how strained Palin’s relationship was with McCain advisers.
She, on the other hand, maintained “only the barest level of civil discourse” with Tucker Eskew, the operative assigned to be her chief minder, the magazine reports.
She believed Steve Schmidt, McCain’s top strategist, had lied to her about conducting polling in Alaska – that was a “belief she conveyed to anyone who would listen,” the magazine reported.
According to the magazine, Palin was so intent on delivering her own concession speech on Election Night that she wouldn’t accept advisers telling her that McCain had decided he would be the only one to speak.
She took the issue up with McCain himself, discussing it on the walk from his hotel suite to the farewell rally. Palin did not speak on Election Night. Only McCain addressed the crowd and the nation.
Palin has refused to comment for Vanity Fair. (ANI)