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Online dating apps like Tinder are struggling to sign-up female users in markets like India, where dating isn't yet mainstream and carries a social stigma

Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @sajithpai , @benedictevans , @wsj , @b50 , and @wsj Tweets: Sajith Pai / @sajithpai : Good piece on Tinder in India. “One woman saw her family driver on an app which made her uncomfortable because it meant he likely saw her on it as well.” http://twitter.com/... Benedict Evans / @benedictevans : How do you woo millions of women? Dating apps in India are first trying to figure out how to find them. http://www.wsj.com/... The Wall Street / @wsj : ‘The barrage of messages that hits your inbox is like a swarm of locusts’ - Tinder and other dating apps struggle to woo women in India http://www.wsj.com/... Anupam Gupta / @b50 : Tinder in India has way too many men. And their best lines include “You have nice eyes” and “my grandma said I'll marry someone name starting with K”. http://www.wsj.com/... The Wall Street / @wsj : With four men for each woman, dating apps in India struggle to shrink a yawning gap in eagerness to swipe before marriage http://www.wsj.com/...

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