Question 1: What is the most widely used search engine in India? google.in

Question 2: What are the good search engines in India? Local?

India's Anna University-KB Chandrasekar (AU-KBC) Research Center has developed a multilingual web search engine and claims it to be India's first native language search engine.

In fact, using Google will not be slow.

Question 3: I don’t know what B2B websites and search engines Indians like to use. But except for people from mainland China and North Korea, other countries All search engines use Google

Question 4: What are the good things to import from India? India has two advantages, population and software.

But China does not lack these two things, and there are also many Chinese people who only use pirated software.

Indians are not as hard-working as the Chinese, and their labor force is not as cost-effective as the Chinese, so they always export iron ore, metals, textiles and other preliminary processing to China, and then resell them back after being processed in China and labeled as "Made in China".

Question 5: Search engines used in India. Websites like domestic post bars used in India need to exchange 70 points of iPhone. The most popular search engine in India is "Google Search"

< p> There are various forums for communication on websites like domestic Tieba.

There are apps or websites for communication

Facebook: the world's leading photo sharing site, with approximately 350 million photos uploaded daily as of November 2013. As of May 2012, Facebook had approximately 900 million users. It is also used by Indian celebrities and people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

Twitter: (equivalent to Weibo) Twitter is a social network service and microblogging service website. It is one of the ten most visited websites on the global Internet. It is a typical application of microblog.

Instagram: The photo sharing application is Instagram's only product. This mobile client application was launched in the Apple App Store in October 2010 - less than two years ago. ―Including the Android version of the app that was launched just last week, Instagram has more than 30 million registered users.

Question 6: What is India's number one Indian oil in the world?

Question 7: What is India's most famous for? 1. Taj Mahal - India is full of countless historical monuments. Several ancient stupas housing the relics of the Buddha, Ashoka pillars inscribed with edicts, bronze plaques and stone tablets are scattered across the subcontinent. Maharashtra and other places have the beautifully carved Ajanta Caves, Aurora Caves, and Elephanta Caves. There are well-preserved majestic temples of different architectural styles in the east, west, south, and north, as well as castles and manors in Rajasthan, Delhi's magnificent Red Fort, historical monuments, the spectacular Fatpur Sikri Palace, the majestic and beautiful Taj Mahal, etc.

2. Slums - There are still poor people and slums in Indian towns. But with the development of India's science and industrial technology, people's living standards have improved to a certain extent. India's emerging information technology engineers and information businesses have earned the respect of the world. GDP growth rate is second only to China.

3. Religious beliefs - Every religion in India has its followers in the subcontinent. The vast majority of people believe in Hinduism, at 85%, followed by Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Jainism, etc. All different religions live in harmony. The entire Indian subcontinent is dotted with countless beautiful temples, majestic churches, majestic monasteries, popular Buddhist temples, synagogues and Zoroastrian monasteries. Mumbai, the commercial metropolis in western India, can be said to be a microcosm of India's religious, racial and linguistic diversity. In addition to the temples and halls of the above-mentioned religions, there are also famous Armenian churches, Shinto temples and Datong temples in the city.

4. Population - India's population is estimated to be 1.12 billion, making it the second most populous country in the world after the Republic of China.

The 2001 Census showed that 72.22% of the population lived in more than 550,000 villages, with the remainder living in more than 2,000 towns and cities. The main ethnic groups in India include 72% Indo-Aryans and 25% Dravidians. On March 31, 2011, the Indian Census Commission conducted another population census across India. The results showed that India's population reached 1.21 billion.

Question 8: What does India mean? If she doesn’t want it, I’ll teach you to send it to India first.

The name is Sumiya, the pronunciation of So is approximate.

I can’t understand it either. Where's your name? ! (undestan) ---The word is typed wrong

Publish the English dialogue together, it is easy to understand in context

Don’t mind if the love letter is exposed

I don’t use QQ , just translate sentence by sentence.

---It seems that the other party is very angry.

What do you mean, Ba Ge (quoting Japanese?)

First of all, you Send photos. You start.

I am in India, at Tum University (or Tum place). Your speech is not Indian.

You send it to me first, and I want to see your photo.

Waiting,...what? I said...you send it to me first, you send it to me.

My name is Sumia.

I can't understand it either. Where's your name? !

What are you doing.

Some words are misspelled, and some are not Indian English words Collage Tum be Collage

The above is purely speculation. For criticism

Question 9: What is India called? The Republic of India (Hindi:; English: Republic of India), commonly known as India (Hindi:; English: India), is located in Between 10°N-30°N, the largest country in the South Asian subcontinent. It borders China, Nepal, and Bhutan in the northeast, Bangladesh is sandwiched in the northeast, Myanmar is adjacent to the east, Sri Lanka is across the sea in the southeast, and Pakistan borders Pakistan in the northwest.