| MSN Partners With AstroLife For Content
MSN India has partnered with AstroLife.com, a portal by People's Group, to power MSN's astrology channel. MSN India users are now entitled to special offers and services by Astrolife such as online consultations and counseling built around Tarot, Numerology, Western Astrology, Vedic Astrology, Chinese Astrology, Vaastu, Feng Shui and Biorhythm, among others.Speaking on the partnership Jaspreet Bindra, country manager, MSN India said, "Our partnership with Astrolife will provide our users with the best astrology content online and is part of MSN India's commitment to provide its users with the best online experience. We are indeed pleased to partner with Astrolife; this is our second partnership with the People Group and we know that MSN India users will benefit from the services that Astrolife.com provides."The content on Astrolife, claims to be backed by an internationally renowned panel of astrologers from across the world, including Marjorie Orr, Satish Sharma, Jaya Sekhar, Niraj Mancchanda.
Fortunetelling popular among college graduates
According to Beijing Evening News, fortunetelling becomes popular among college seniors in Beijing. Many of them require fortunetellers near campus to practice divination forecasting good or ill luck. This reporter found that not only fortunetelling, other superstitions like astrology and Tarot Cards also fascinate those students. Experts believe a main reason of this phenomenon is because they are under huge pressures of finding jobs after graduation. An old fortuneteller was found sitting on a wooden bench near Tsinghua University on Monday, small blackboard standing beside him as his billboard, bearing the words "Scientific Fortunetelling." When asked about his "scientific approach," he claimed that the combination of traditional Chinese Eight Diagrams (methods used in divination) and scientific mathematics could guarantee his foretelling accurate.
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