Apple’s iPhone failed to woo Indian users, but why, what’s the main reason behind it, is it its high cost or anything else?
There are shedloads of people in the Indian market but no one is interested in buying the gadget (iPhone).
Analysts estimated that just 11,000 iPhones have been sold in the whole sub-continent since its launch in September 2008.
According to LiveMint.com even technology giant Apple didn’t consider that the phone would do well in India. It only allocated 50,000 Iphones to that market in the first place.
A high-level delegation of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is scheduled to Visit Nepal on November 19. The eight-member Chinese delegation will be led by Major-General I. Huzeng.
The Chinese delegation is likely to meet Deputy Prime Minister Bamdev Gautam, Defence Minister Ram Bahadur Thapa, and Chief of Nepal Army General Rookmangud Katawal during its 5 day visit programme.
This move is seen a critical point in Nepal politics as the Maoist Govt. of the Himalayan state is trying to integrate 19,600 Maoist soldiers in Nepal Army.