A strange request to the CEO of Google

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Man asks Google CEO Sunder Pichai to help him reset Gmail password. Will he respond to this ?

A man took to Twitter to request Google CEO Sunder Pichai to help him reset his Gmail password.

April 29, 2021

Google CEO Sunder Picchai.

It is very irritating or annoying if someone loses his or her  Gmail password . But in this age of Youtube ,all possible solutions or answers are available to each and every single issue .

In case YouTube videos don’t provide a solution, we often contact the customer care services. Right? However, have you ever thought of tweeting Google CEO Sunder Pichai directly when you face any issue with your Gmail account? Well, if this seemed a little too much for you, then you should meet Twitter user @Madhan67966174.

The Twitter user recently requested Sunder Pichai  using Micro-blogging site to lend a helping hand when he couldn’t figure out how to reset the password. The user tweeted, “Hello sir. How are you? I need one help in my Gmail ID password I forgot how to reset the password. Please help me.”

Take a look:

Recently, Sunder Pichai came forward in support of India amid the Covid-19 pandemic with a noble cause. He had tweeted that Google was pledging Rs .135 Crore in funding to help out Give India and UNICEF for medical supplies, organizations supporting high-risk communities, and grants to help spread critical information. Twitter user Madhan had posted his Gmail query on this particular tweet.

While the Google CEO hasn’t yet seen the tweet by the man, we wonder what would be the reply from the Google CEO???

Admission manipulation in KP Medical colleges

 NAB declares five KP medical colleges manipulated admission process

PESHAWAR:  NAB   kheyber Pakhtoonkhua has submitted its report in the Peshawar High court regarding illegal admissions in privated medical colleges of kp.There are 17 medical colleges out of which 5 medical colleges found guilty in manipulating the admission process and the applicant with the low rate in MDCAT are decently recruited, giving them higher  scores at the time of interview.

NAB has referred the case to the NAB head quarter for separate investigation into the prepetrates of the PMC and the owner/ Manager of the Kp medical colleges.

Peshawar high court has issued orders to investigate the illegal admissions in KP medical colleges within three weeks but the NAB has completed the inquiry ahead of two and submitted it to the court.

According to the report five  colleges, Muhammad college of medicines, Fronteir Medical college, Abbbotabad Medical college and Womam Medical college   used unfair means for demanding a too much fee of five years in lump sum.According to the NAB report the misuse of authority , cheating and fraud in the admission process not only inflicted the huge loss to the candidates and their parents but also caused the massacre of meritocracy and transparency.

Exams( A and O level) Cancelled in all provices of Pakistan

No exams will take place in the country till June: Say's    Shafqat Mehmood 

Federal education minister Shafqat Mahmood addresses a press conference alongside SAPM on Health Faisal Sultan on Tuesday. —

Federal education minister Shafqat Mahmood on Tuesday announced that no examinations will take place in the country until June 15, amid a surge in coronavirus cases and deaths.
Addressing a press conference in Islamabad after a special National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) meeting, he said O and A level exams has been cancelled and would now take place in the October-November cycle. However, A2 exams will keep running for those students who want to appear for the purpose of applying to foreign universities.
"It has been directed strictly that after Monday, more than 50 people will not be in one centre.