They are looking for something upright and active. India's Internet industry is crowded with locals. If they can make a brand offering that is relevant, if they can operate and sustain themselves in the local environment, then certainly. But given the conditions and the small size of this market there are just 6 to 7 million Internet users they might not want to invest in India right now. My guess is that outside companies will want to move in when there is much bigger volume.
People send greeting cards, e-mail, have online chats.
Indians are really using the medium as a platform for expressing their opinions, and this has really made a big change at the personal level. That is very popular. It's not necessarily dating but just about meeting people who share your interests. Going forward, you'll see this move into education, jobs and health care. In terms of population, yes, it is big, but it is divided into many smaller social groups.