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Businessworld
|August 5, 2017
The Success of Google Globally Is Primarily Dependent on Its Large User Base, and With 1.2 Bn People in India, the Country Is Surely a Very Important Market for It
SOMEONE HAS rightly said: Google is competing with God. It shows us real-time traffic updates, guides us as we drive along the unknown roads — things that were unthinkable at one point. Today, Google is the answer to all our questions. And that’s no exaggeration. We “Google” to find solutions to almost all our queries. It has risen above and beyond a company to be an integral part of everyone’s life. The success of Google globally is primarily dependent on its large user base, and with 1.2 billion people in India, the country is surely a very important market for the Internet giant. Besides, with India-born CEO Sundar Pichai at the helm the focus on India is only inevitable.
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