The portal was launched after the consumer internet company saw a 40 per cent increase in the number of doctors registering over the past 3 years

In the last nine months, Matrimony.com shares grew by 280 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 251 as on March 23 to Rs 953 today, despite business disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic

To leverage the increase in digitally-savvy customers, Matrimony.com, which operates the online portal Bharat Matrimony, said that it will strengthen its position in North India and also invest to penetrate deeper into South-East Asian markets

The founders told the CCI that Google has an unfair advantage over its rivals as phones with its Android Operating System (OS) are preloaded with the Play Store app distribution platform

Share price of this stock has surged 49% in the last four sessions with the small cap share hitting an upper circuit of 20% in the last two days. The stock has gained 1.26% in a year and risen 23.88% since the beginning of this year. The firm reported a net profit of Rs 6.77 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2020 against Rs 7.10 crore profit in Q4 of 2018-19. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Share market expectations: 5 things to know before tomorrow's opening bell

Google under scanner for alleged anti-competitive practices with respect to its popular Android platform for mobile phones.

There is 40% growth in dating related searches. It is much faster than the matrimony queries. On the other hand, Pizza is a favourite among Indian consumers when ordering online

Before this, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) had imposed a fine on Google for being 'search-biased' and abusing 'dominant position' after the marriage portal 'Matrimony' filed a complaint against it.

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In India, the Commission found, that Google through its search design had placed its commercial flight search function at a prominent position on the search results page to the disadvantage of businesses trying to gain market access.

The Rs 500-crore IPO consists of a fresh issue of Rs 130 crore and offer for sale of 37.7 lakh equity shares at a price band of Rs 983-985. Matrimony.com is the first matrimony or match-making company to bring an initial public offer in India.

The IPO is due to open on September 11 and close on September 13. Net proceeds from the issue will be utilised towards advertising and business promotion activities, purchase of land for construction of office premises in Chennai, repayment of overdraft facilities and general corporate purposes.

India is a $54 billion wedding market which includes services such as travel, catering, decorations, invitations excluding jewellery. Indeed, marriages are the biggest household expenditure for any Indian family.