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B4UIndia.com is a premium web hosting service provider in Kerala offer windows hosting Kerala, linux hosting Kerala, domain name registration services in Kerala & reseller hosting Kerala. Our web servers are fully managed web servers along with 24*7 hrs server monitoring, we offers 99.9% uptime. We offer a verity of different plans for web hosting in Kerala. B4UIndia.com provides 24*7 hrs support via online chat, phone and email.

Currently we are hosting 5500+ domains on our network servers in which 90%(+) customers are from India.

B4UIndia.com is a team of professional working 24 hrs for their customers to give affordable and best plans for web hosting Kerala, linux hosting Kerala, windows hosting Kerala & domain name registration services provider in Kerala with its best support quality to ensure high returns over the money you spend with us. B4UIndia.com offer unmatchable Dual Backup Policy (Our web hosting server stays in USA, we have 1st backup policy at server end on secondary hard drive then on other hand we do also manage the 2nd level backup policy in which our additional server at Canada takes weekly backup copies at Canada location also so customer's data are 200% safer with us compare to our competitors).

B4UIndia.com having its only office in India at Jaipur but there is no reason to worry concern to web hosting support quality as our support technicians spends a minimum 15-18 hrs. every day on live chat support for customers, no matters related to sales or technical and regarding rest of the hrs. you can catch us for web hosting support at our email address: info@b4uindia.com. (call our sales team at: 09351159225)

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* cPanel Control Panel

* 50+ Automatic Scripts Installer

* Unlimited Email Accounts

* Anti Spam & Anti Virus Protection

* 24*7 hrs. live monitoring on servers

* 99.9% uptime guarantee

* 30 Days money back guarantee

* HTML Java Script SHTML Support

* PHP 4 / PHP 5 Support

* Unlimited MySQL Databases

* Cron Jobs & Error Log Access

* Website Statistics

* CGI-BIN Support

* Ecommerce Compatible Server

* Multiple Domains Allowed

* 1 Free Domain Name Offered

* Pop3 SMTP IMAP Webmail Access

* 24*7 Hrs support

Features of Windows Hosting Kerala:

* Latest Plesk Control Panel

* 50+ Automatic Scripts Installer

* Unlimited Email Accounts

* Anti Spam & Anti Virus Protection

* 24*7 hrs. live monitoring on servers

* 99.9% uptime guarantee

* 30 Days money back guarantee

* HTML Java Script Support

* PHP 4 / PHP 5 Support

* Unlimited MySQL & MSSQL 2005

* MSACCESS & ODBC Support

* awstats: Website Statistics

* ASP.net 1.0 / 2.0 / 3.5

* Ajax Toolkit Support

* Multiple Domains Allowed

* 1 Free Domain Name Offered

* Pop3 SMTP IMAP Webmail Access

* 24*7 Hrs support

Features of Domain Names Registration Kerala:

+ Full domain name control panel access.
+ Free Whois Privacy
+ Manage name servers entries in real-time for your domain name
+ Edit update administrative, billing information for your domain name in real time.

About Kerala:

Kerala (['keːɹəˌɭɐ] (help·info); Malayalam: കേരളം?; Kēraḷaṁ) is a union state located in the south western part of India. With an Arabian sea coastline on the west, it is bordered on the north by Karnataka and by Tamil Nadu on the south and east. Major cities are Thiruvananthapuram (the capital), Kochi and Kozhikode. The principal spoken language is Malayalam but many other languages are also spoken.

Kerala is mentioned in the ancient epic Mahabharata (800 BC) at several instances as a tribe, as a region and as a kingdom. The first written mention of Kerala is seen in a 3rd-century-BC rock inscription by emperor Asoka the Great, where it is mentioned as Keralaputra. This region formed part of ancient Tamilakam and was ruled by the Cheras. They had extensive trade relations with the Greeks, Romans and Arabs. In the 1st century AD Jewish immigrants arrived, and it is believed that St. Thomas the Apostle visited Kerala in the same century[1]. The Chera Kingdom and later the feudal Nair and Namboothiri Brahmin city-states became major powers in the region.[2] Early contact with Europeans later gave way to struggles between colonial and native interests. The States Reorganisation Act of 1 November 1956 elevated Kerala to statehood.