Attention Book Worms: Amazon Introduces Kindle Unlimited in India

Today Amazon launched Kindle Unlimited in India. It’s a subscription which allows Kindle users to have access to a plethora of books at a low price. A monthly fee of Rs.199 allows the reader to have access to about one million books across various genres. The Kindle Unlimited logo is a must for the titles to be eligible for this subscription. After that, only a click on ‘Read for Free’ on any Kindle device, or the free Kindle app for Android or iOS, is required.

Amazon boasts of a library including names like Chetan Bhagat, J.K. Rowling, Robin Sharma, Amish, among others, as part of the titles offered to its audience. The six month subscription costs Rs.999, while the twelve month one is for Rs.1799. Also, from today till September 30th, readers can get their first month of subscription for only Rs.99. Potential customers can log on to www.amazon.in/kindleunlimited to subscribe.

We suggest you don’t waste your time lugging heavy books around because the kindle is here to take you to a different world by bringing you millions of books, in one device, in just 60 seconds.

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4 responses to “Attention Book Worms: Amazon Introduces Kindle Unlimited in India”

  1. Swapnil Adhav Avatar
    Swapnil Adhav

    I’m OK with the Books. No Digital Influence there

  2. Kajal Mishra TheSpark Avatar
    Kajal Mishra TheSpark

    lol :P

  3. Sahil Sharma Avatar
    Sahil Sharma

    for Contest i shared my Entries…..pls consider it…..:-) check my timeline :-)

  4. Ashish Tahiliani Avatar
    Ashish Tahiliani

    Book Worms.. Hahah

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