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Gujarat High Court temporarily restrains Google from deleting data in man's account for upload of childhood photos - Vimarsana News

Gujarat High Court temporarily restrains Google from deleting data in man's account for upload of childhood photos

The man who owns the Google account claims that his account was blocked after he uploaded childhood photos of him being bathed by his grandmother to his Google drive.

Delhi High Court Directs Google To Maintain Status Quo In An Advertisement Agreement, Citing Irreparable Loss Due To Ad Blockage - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court Directs Google To Maintain Status Quo In An Advertisement Agreement, Citing Irreparable Loss Due To Ad Blockage

The High Court of Delhi has directed Google India to maintain status quo in respect of advertisement displayed on its platforms by observing that the main revenue for a party in an advertisement...

Source: livelaw.in
Gmail Turns 20: Sundar Pichai Jokes About April Fools' Day Origins - Vimarsana News

Gmail Turns 20: Sundar Pichai Jokes About April Fools' Day Origins

With over 1.8 billion active users globally, Gmail reigns supreme as the world's most popular email service.

Source: ndtv.com
Sundar Pichai's Witty Take As Gmail Turns 20: 'Glad It Wasn't An April Fools' Day Prank' - Vimarsana News

Sundar Pichai's Witty Take As Gmail Turns 20: 'Glad It Wasn't An April Fools' Day Prank'

Back when Gmail was launched, many people couldn't help but think it was a prank.

Source: news18.com
India takes the local track in its AI race - Vimarsana News

India takes the local track in its AI race

At the intersection of GenAI and India's vast linguistic landscape, homegrown startups are looking at localised innovations