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Recently, PM Narendra Modi, while responding to a student's question via video conference at IIT-Roorkee's Smart India Hackathon, made a remark on dyslexia. Although the comment was directed towards Rahul Gandhi, many thought Modi's remarks made a mockery of the condition. In that light, here's a look at five successful people with dyslexia, who proved it's not an obstacle on the road to success.

I am damn sure this is not Google interview questions but still someone wanted to make a viral post and thought of a smart and sexy title. Indeed this is a very good example for a blogger or a SEO specialist as that someone succeed in his efforts... lol. And I collected the answers that I think best

Amid worries of smart assistants teaching kids to sound officious, Google has introduced a functionality to encourage polite behavior - 'Pretty Please'. With this, those speaking politely with Google Assistant will be rewarded with an equally polite response from the virtual assistant. Here's how.

Argumentative yet docile, smart yet quiet, inquisitive yet accepting - this is 'Unoffended Right Indian.' He may not have an aura, but he commands your respect. He has dreamy eyes, and a sharp brain. He doesn't want your attention, he is happy in his space. Why shouldn't you ignore him?

Recently, PM Modi, while responding to a question via video conference at IIT-Roorkee's Smart India Hackathon, made a remark on dyslexia. Although the comment was directed towards RaGa, many thought his remarks made a mockery of the condition. Let's look at five successful people with dyslexia.

Following Inbox's departure on April 2, Google is doing everything in its power to make Gmail smarter than ever. The service has been getting some interesting features lately, and now, as part of the same effort, the search giant has added the ability to suggest subjects for your emails.