It sounds to me like you want to have /blog available for the blog, but only have the two WordPress pages show up in the non WordPress environment, correct? In that case, it is very possible and is done with relative ease… and my company could do it for you… but this is a free site and I can’t give you my company information. However, here is my advice:
First, read this:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Integrating_Wordpress_with_Your_Website
Then use the knowledge you’ve obtained to create your “About India” pages and child page as regular PHP pages that then load WordPress (see: “Grab the header” from link provided) and pull the content from the WordPress installation into the page through the use of the loop.
At this point, you’ll want to write some redirects that take http://www.indiavirtualinfo.com/blog/about-india/ (WordPress page) and redirects them to http://www.indiavirtualinfo.com/about-india/ (non WordPress page loading WordPress content). There are plugins that help with 301 redirects if you don’t know how to write them yourself.
This method will leave the http://www.indiavirtualinfo.com/blog in tack so you can use it for the blog section…
@wpismypuppet –
and my company could do it for you… but this is a free site and I can’t give you my company information.
That’s a bit close to soliciting here – please do not – see: http://codex.wordpress.org/Forum_Welcome#Helping_Out
Sorry, I wasn’t trying to solicit, I was trying to insult the company this poor person hired claiming they couldn’t do something so easy. My point was to say that a company who is paid to create WordPress websites should know basic redirects and be willing to spend 10 minutes researching the solution… especially since this person paid for this assistance.
I’ll keep my insults to myself 🙂
