The rumors from last March were true: Amazon has rolled out its Prime Music service in India today, with apps available for the web, Android, and iOS. The service is part of Amazon’s Prime subscription, which grants access to fast and often free shipping, as well as Prime Video, for Rs. 999 ($15) a year. That’s a sweet deal, considering that rivals like Saavn, Gaana, Apple Music, and Google Play Music cost between Rs. 1,200 ($15) and Rs. 1,440 ($22) annually. The company hasn’t said exactly how large its music catalog is in India; while it offers over 40 million…
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