From correspondents in Karnataka, India, 10:06 PM IST

Guruji.com launches Music SearchAny song. Name it. Play it.Bangalore, 10 July 2008 - Guruji.com recently announced the launch of the first and only Music Search Engine in India. Guruji Music Search is available for free at www.guruji.com/music and will cater to all Indian music lovers searching for music on the Web.

The Music index has songs ranging from 1932 till date, across all major Indian languages. Most importantly, unlike many music portals, the music available through Guruji.com is not limited either to recent songs or greatest hits. So whether one is looking for the only song Kishore Kumar sang in Kannada or the oldest Bengali song ever sung, or Bhojpuri folk songs, Guruji.com is the place to find it and play it.Guruji Music Search helps users to search for songs in the fastest and easiest way possible.

Users can search for a song by the song’s lyrics, singers, movie/album, actors and music directors or even a combination of them. The service will reduce the time it takes for a user to search for a song, thereby enhancing the user experience. The search engine gives you music results for songs right from 1932 onwards. While a user has to browse through 3 to 4 web pages before playing a single song on any Indian music portal, at Guruji, the song on the listener’s mind is only one search away.“ India has a rich and varied cultural heritage and the influence of music on Indians is tremendous. We believe this service will appeal to all Indians, in India and outside, who are avid lovers of music – be it Bollywood songs or Bhajans.

The Guruji Music search can conjure up a tune to satiate every music lover’s palate, said Anurag Dod, CEO and Co-Founder of Guruji.com.Guruji’s latest offering has a comprehensive database of Indian music spanning all genres, is very user friendly and gives some interesting trivia on the song, singer and the movie. In addition, the site also furnishes the listings of top songs, singers and albums.

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