Fone Arrena!

The phone might be running Android, a Google owned entity, but is completely devoid of anything that resembles Google services. Nokia completely forked the open source variant of Android, just like Amazon did, by choosing not to include Google services and apps, which are obviously a conflict of interests for the company. But being open source, the malleable Android is always willing to bend to our will, Anyways, this is what we did to Root Nokia X -
How to get Google Play Services and apps on the Nokia X
Step 1 – Root your Nokia X

• Download Framaroot.apk
• Use Gandalf Exploit - Open the Framaroot app and click on Gandalf

You have to select SuperSU in order to root the phone. It is a simple one-click process and does nothing other than enabling root on your phone, without the need of a custom recovery. However, for the newbie, it is to be mentioned that rooting voids warranty, but if you want to unroot the phone, you can do the same from inside this app later, when you decide to give the phone for service or repair.
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Step 2 – Download a file explorer to make changes in the root directory

• Download Root Explorer and install, with root access from SuperSU

Step 3 – Copy Google services APKs to system

• Download Internal GPS APKs and copy to /system/apps using Root Explorer

Note: It will automatically change the permissions of those files by asking you for a prompt. Note: Just copy the APKs to this folder, DO NOT install them.
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Step 3 – Install Google Apps

• Download this zip, extract and install everything one by one

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Step 4 – Enter Google account in settings
And you are done. Nokia X will now happily work with all the Google services and apps. You can install anything you want now, just like your Android phone, everything except the Google+ app works for us. But we think it will be a lesser preference, when other things work perfectly well.
It is a reasonably simple process to perform, and things go smoothly for the most part, but please do not mess up the steps because we, or the XDA folks, will not be responsible for any kind of damage to your phone. With that said, this painless process has a high success rate, so don’t worry and if you are craving for Google apps on your Nokia X, this is the easiest way to do it.