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Google has finally responded to a man from Haryana, Manu Aggarwal, who had been putting up anti-Google posters all over Delhi to protest against the malfunctioning of his Google Pixel smartphone. Interestingly, the response is a stern one and it seems like Google has gone on the offensive.

The Time magazine recently described PM Narendra Modi as India's "Divider in Chief" in a controversial cover story. The Prime Minister on Friday responded to being labeled as the country's "Divider In Chief" and said that Time magazine is a foreign publication and added that the writer of the story is from a Pakistani political family while commenting on his credibility. Here's more.

The 3rd list of congress has given a tremendous blow to Suresh Kalmadi's desire as he did not get any ticket to contest in upcoming Lok Sabha polls. As being a senior congress leader, he did not responded to his duties responsibly. There were found irregularities in the preparations of the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games.

That was hilarious... suddenly it made to burst into laughs... This would be the IPL 2010's funniest moment. Dhoni said, "yes they grab me when I stop my bike at RED LIGHT AREA" responding to Harsha Bhogle's question, "How chennai fans treat him?" [ad#Middle] Wait... don't take it serious...

A new national poll suggests that President Barack Obama is personally more popular than his policies. The CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll released Monday, two days before Obama marks 100 days in the White House, indicates that three in four Americans feel Obama has the personal qualities a president should have. But when asked if Obama agrees with the respondent on the issues, that number drops to 57 percent. The survey also indicates that 63 percent of Americans approve of how Obama is handling his duties as president. One in three questioned in the poll disapprove.

Good news for the entire nation that Manrajwinder Singh, who was brutally attacked and robbed in Australia, has now risen from coma. According to the doctors, he is responding well to the medical treatment.

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.

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.

Congress has complained to Election Commission asking the body to take action against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his choice of words against former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Congress told EC that PM Modi not only violated Model Code of Conduct (MCC) but also insulted a Bharat Ratna awardee.