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On Wednesday, Amazon India launched the Kindle Unlimited subscription service that allows customers to borrow Kindle library books which they can read and return, up to 10 at a time. Confirming what NDTV Gadgets had reported last week, Kindle Unlimited is available in India for Rs. 199 per month, and you can sign up now to get access for the first month for Rs. 99. This is different from the US model where the first month is free, but then, the monthly fee there is $9.99 (or around Rs. 650), so Indian users are still getting a good deal on this.
In principle, Amazon's new plan gives readers more flexibility, enabling them to read as much as they like for a single low price. And for some people, it likely is a good deal. You can use the open-ended subscription of Kindle Unlimited to graze, browsing books until you find a book that really grabs your attention. There's no cost or penalty for reading a chapter or two and moving on to another title.