Ceres
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Here's another example of a well-known Indian company adopting the Indian domain extension.
Mahindra Retail, which owns 'Mom and Me' stores in India, own the website MomAndMe.in. The company was smart enough to also register the .co.in (currently, it doesn't resolve or redirect to the .in site).
Mom&Me offers information on pregnancy, infants, toddlers and older kids. I can't see that the website sells any merchandise, but I wonder if this will change in the future.
There's no 'Dad and Me' but there's a section on the site called Dad's Zone. You can even find parenting quotes and jokes.
I assume that in India they use the American spelling for the word 'mom' and not the British spelling (ie mum) - is that right?
Mahindra Retail, which owns 'Mom and Me' stores in India, own the website MomAndMe.in. The company was smart enough to also register the .co.in (currently, it doesn't resolve or redirect to the .in site).
Mom&Me offers information on pregnancy, infants, toddlers and older kids. I can't see that the website sells any merchandise, but I wonder if this will change in the future.
There's no 'Dad and Me' but there's a section on the site called Dad's Zone. You can even find parenting quotes and jokes.
I assume that in India they use the American spelling for the word 'mom' and not the British spelling (ie mum) - is that right?