Google’s Orkut Banned in India… Sort Of

January 02nd, 2007 | Category: Uncategorized

Google’s irrelevant social networking site, Orkut, has been BANNED in the Indian state of Maharashtra considering some members made “derogatory references to Maratha warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji” (who died in 1680) and plus for “obscene posts against Hindu women.” The ban

appears to be voluntarily imposed by cybercafe owners, who fear “legal hassles.” Yeah. I don’t get it, either. How about banning Orkut considering their are too many $#@!int Brazilians on it? Those Brazilians love the Orkut.

Original post by Mike

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