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The recession has taken a big toll on businesses evry where. Of course, online trades didn't get out scot-free. The bad news is that according to experts, this scenario will take a long time to improve and rectify the damages done so far.

India does have a set of problems associated with it. But then, which country is free of problems? India still has diverse cultures and I think, corruption is the root cause of every thing else problematic here.

Even I agree with Raghav. Indian national animal is the Bengal Tiger. National bird is the peacock. Elephant is not our national animal, not until the last time I checked. :)

Wow. This is some news! I didn't know that besides the much talked about "harmful radiations and their ill effects", there was some thing like skin irritation attached to the use of mobile phones as well. I use them a lot. I guess I should be more careful now. :)

At the price of 85000, Oreva does seem promising. With the sleek design and the battery based fuel, I really am looking forward to Oreva and the likes of it.

I know how frustrating it can get to see some mediocre domain names sold at an insanely high price. a 999$ for simple domain names sounds ridiculous. I think it isn't fair on the part of some individuals to purposely remove names off the market to resale at a ridiculously high price.

Indian court of law has accepted Narcotics tests and lie detection tests before in spite of the gact that some terrorists have allegedly found a way around these as well. I think as long as the technology gives reliable results, there is no harm relying on it.

I found this really interesting article on the Internet in India-business trends, I though I should share this with you. Please feel free to comment. Internet in India - Business Trends

What is that one thing that attracts you to India? I have heard plenty of foreigners being very curious about the country. What attracts you the most?

I know it for a fact that MNCs have cut down on hiring freshers and many firms have even sacked plenty of employees in the name of "cost cutting". What are your views on it?

I'd suggest put the domain name on auction. "hotelguru" is a nice domain name. There ought to be plenty of people out there who'd love to buy it for more than that :)

Any one here interested in Google phone and the Android Operating system for mobile devices? T-Mobile's G1 with Android is released today. What are your views on Google's phone?

I have a domain I need to sell. It is a well working website with good visitor count per day. What is the best place on the web to sell it at a good price?

What do you think is the best selling, hottest topic of domain nowadays? I'd say iPhone applications' review or Google phone Android would top the list.

I don't think our political leaders know much about the domains and TLDs. The fact that they have a website of their own or their parties' is more than enough for them. :)

I think Google does it because it is popular in many countries of the world. "google.co.*", where * signifies the country specific name, looks more generic.

The whole idea of Internet is to remove global boundaries. For an Indian residing in US or any citizen of a country interested in exploring more about another country, these restrictions would seem repugnant.

Domain name suggestions is a good option. I think ".in" domains are nowhere close to being as frustrating as the ".com" domains. You can still work your way around the former. Just twist the intuitive name you want and you'll get it.

Thanks for the article man. I really found it interesting. The fact that a web development site would be named "yammer" and there are sites called "byburt" provides us with good examples of what NOT to do!

The way Google is spreading its domain on the Internet sure raises some concerns. It has even entered the mobile phone world by launching Android, its new mobile device OS. The problem does not stop there. The fact that it is readily accepted where ever it goes is alarming. I think we need more...