The researchers have carried out the inspection, which shows that the number of Indian internet users has hiked by 268.9million since 2014. As per the source, the research was carried out by Adobe Digital Insights (ADI).

As per the source, reports say that "The report, based on the global analysis of 1.7 trillion visits to more than 16,000 websites between January 2014 and January 2017, found that smartphones were the source of 500 million new internet users globally. Within this, India delivered a staggering 268.9 million new consumers.”

Adobe Managing Director South Asia Kulmeet Bawa said, "Smartphones are allowing millions of people to access the internet, who otherwise might never have had the opportunity. India has latched on to smartphones and outpaced many affluent countries around the world in internet usage, which is representative of the country’s drive towards digital transformation.India continues to possess great untapped market potential and the growth numbers showcase huge legroom for the adoption of mobile technology in a big way."

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