Connect. Interact. and Find Love? Is this true?

"Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead."-

Oscar Wilde

There are millions of singles across the world, for example more than 80 millions in USA, more than 140 million in China, and more than 40 million in India.....many more. What I have observed among people these days (either girls or males) they prefer to get marry or date with males or females who are good in wealth, status, profession, attitude and caring :) What you think yourself ? Aren't you looking for something like this :) Looks funny, but this is the reality!

I see very few around me who really believes in Love. and i feel humanity is still alive! The worst situation i saw in IITs where the college being apart from the locality except IIT B, and IIT D, are not connected to outside but of course the internal culture is awesome:) I have lived the awesome life in IIT :) During stay @IIT, i observed closely the human relationship, social interaction and the male to female ratio, impacted my mind too :D (Just Kidding :P).
Then I thought to fill this gap and took plunge to start dateIITians.com, to make people socialize (for myself too :P), connect with different localities, cities people, interacting each other and finally fell in love (sweat dreams of any person :) you are also one of them :D).

The response was more than expected, we were unable to handle but still continued for 3-4 months but then felt, not possible until build this product excellent. So took down the product and worked for more than 1 year, to build the product of global standard. To fulfill human;s need, we are going to relaunch the product with exciting new features this year (very soon probably in Feb 2014).
Stay tuned with us @ https://www.facebook.com/dateiitian

Be there! Coming Soon :)

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