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Yes, its true, earlier i was using a paid hosting service to host my personal resume web page. I paid 5K+, hosting was on windows server. I though I will use the server for deploying my test project on host servers I did it couple of times but most of the time only my web resume was there. I analyse my needs and come to a conclusion that to host only we small web page, I should not pay 5K. That was the time I started searching for a web hosting services which is free and add free. I came across few free and add free services   and the best of www.hostinger.in  here I am describing the features we get in free account.
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