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Basic Information
INDIA
Basic Information
India can boast an impressive amount of languages spoken throughout the country. Hindi is the most widely spoken language and primary tongue of 41% of the people. There are 14 other official languages: Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Malayalam, Kannada, Oriya, Punjabi, Assamese, Kashmiri, Sindhi, and Sanskrit. Hindustani is a popular variant of Hindi/Urdu spoken widely throughout northern India but is not an official language. English enjoys the status of subsidiary official language but is the most important language for national, political, and commercial communication.
POPULATION
POPULATION
BELOW POVERTY LINE
1,220,800,359
30% 31%
URBAN POPULATION
INDIA
Basic Information
The consumption of social media is expanding among young, highly-connected Indians. In November 2013, Mumbai was among the top 10 Facebook cities globally, behind Bangkok, Jakarta and London but ahead of Buenos Aires.
Ethnicity 75%
IndoAryan
Religion
Hindu
25%
Dravidian
3%
Mongoloid and other
Unspecified Other
India
Internet
INDIA
Internet
Much of Indias landmass is rural and untouched by modern infrastructure making it difficult to extend internet access to the population. Indeed, eMarketer estimates that just 5.8% of households would have a fixed connection in 2013. While penetration appears low at only 13% of the population, that small number is extremely significant considering India has the second largest population in the world bring its internet users to a estimated 161 million users. A large number compared to other countries.
13%
13.2% of population are internet users, equaling approximately 161 million internet users.
Fixed lines have fallen 21% since 2007 while mobile connections are on the rise increasing 270%.
Larger penetration rates may be only a matter of time as the government sets goals of extending service to rural areas. 5.8% of households have a fixed broadband connection.
INDIA
Internet
Indias internet users are strongly skewed toward young males - 61% were male, and three-quarters were ages 15 to 34; just 9% were 45 or older. However, these numbers may be influenced by the fact that a majority of users access the Internet from Cybercafes rather than home, and private access demographics that are available may be skewed towards those that can afford it.
39% 61%
India
Social
INDIA
Social
A large majority of Indias internet users are social network users in 2013, 127.5 million internet users (78.9%) visited social sites at least once per month and the numbers are growing.
79% of the online population used social sites at least monthly in 2013. The number of users grew by 46% in 2013.
94%
INDIA
Social
The United States is the only country that has more Facebook users than India, and it has the largest number of Facebook users of any developing country in the world. One major catalyst has been the growing number of mobile and smartphone connections, especially in rural areas, that has made Facebook accessible to a larger audience.
Facebook Users
13-15 16-17 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ 5% 8% 48% 28% 7% 3% 2%
28% 73%
10
India
Mobile
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INDIA
Mobile
43% of the population may seem small, but considering Indias population size and the fact that its Internet penetration was only 13.2%, this is a significant number. In fact, more of the population has access to a smartphone than to the Internet from a desktop the accessibility of mobile technology has helped bridge the divide in India that the countrys landmass has created.
14% of mobile phone users are smartphone users, estimated to grow to 25% by 2015. 43% of the population are mobile phone users.
Key Mobile Activities 70% browsed the Internet 68% took a photo or video 68% listened to music
21%
Android
16%
Samsung
14%
SymbianOS
12
INDIA
Mobile
Indias smartphone audience more than doubled in 2012 but is still relatively tiny, as one would expect in a country where only a minority have significant disposable income. According to Nielsen, just 14% of mobile subscribers ages 16 and older had a smartphone in the first half of 2013.
SocioEconomic Status:
Upper/Upper Middle Class 31.4%
47% 53%
Expenditure on mobile search and display ads (excluding message-based formats) is expected to be just $19.0 million in 2013 but will likely exceed $191 million in 2017.
India
Ecommerce
14
INDIA
Ecommerce
Due to more secure options of payment such as Cash on Delivery, consumers in India are gaining trust in online purchasing. Common among all leading internet retailers was the idea of one-stop shopping; large product ranges in a single website as opposed to single brick and mortar stores.
Top Internet Commerce Sites 1. Dell India Pvt Ltd Indians spent $2.98 Billion 2. Myntra.com dollars shopping online in 2013. 3. Future Value Retail Ltd In 2012, Internet retailing showed a 4. Rediff.com India Ltd 5. Jabong.com growth in current value of 30%.
15
INDIA
Ecommerce
Jabong.com with its card payment facility for cash on delivery will be the strongest operator in the forecast period. Between January to August 2012, the company gave tough competition to market leaders like Flipkart and Myntra in terms of visitors. With its super-fast delivery system and extremely varied products Jabong will witness the strongest sales in 2012-2017.
18%
Consumer Electronics
15%
Apparel
14%
Media Products
2%
Consumer Appliances
1%
Consumer Healthcare
16
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