Google mixes up Jawaharlal Nehru with Narendra Modi in gaffe
INC social media in-charge says internet giant "full of junk"
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A technical gaffe by internet giant Google wherein a picture of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi accompanies search results for Jawaharlal Nehru, the nation's first, has stoked a social media storm, Times of India reported.
According to the Indian publication, a list of the nation's prime ministers from online encyclopedia Wikipedia appears with Nehru's name on the top alongside a photo of Modi.
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Tweeting a screenshot, the social media in-charge of the Indian National Congress termed the internet giant "full of junk". Scores of other users also took to social media over the error.
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This article originally appeared in Times of India.
According to the Indian publication, a list of the nation's prime ministers from online encyclopedia Wikipedia appears with Nehru's name on the top alongside a photo of Modi.
Google puts Pakistan among 4 countries that will give next billion smartphone users
Tweeting a screenshot, the social media in-charge of the Indian National Congress termed the internet giant "full of junk". Scores of other users also took to social media over the error.
Is Pakistan really snatching IT jobs from India?
Some other select posts:
This article originally appeared in Times of India.