Our congratulations to Mr Sundar Pichai.  An enviable and illustrious academic and professional career. The motivational facts of Mr Sundar Pichai are – though he is a Global CEO now, he is a simple, hardworking, down-to-earth and unassuming person.  One of the most popular bosses at Google, as well as a good team player and team leader.  I wish our youngsters who want to achieve big in life should consider having him as one of their role models.  In my learning process and seeking and searching information for my provision of proactive information service, I use Google Chrome browser extensively and I thank Google in general and Mr Sundar Pichai in particular, as it  is Mr Sundar Pichai, who was responsible for driving Google’s Chrome OS and Browser to the fore.  As we all know, Chrome is the leading web Browser in the world now, displacing Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, which dominated the market for decades.

In my view we should think beyond the Brian drain , as Mr Sundar Pichai’s contribution in terms of Chrome Browser is benefitting millions of people around the world and thus we are proud of him – as a Global CEO for a Global village in so far as the Internet is concerned.

Yet another American Indian was in the news recently.  I do not know if this was for good reason or otherwise.  Mr Aran Khanna – third year Harvard student loosing Facebook internship for exposing privacy flaw.   According to the news item, Mr Khanna created a Chrome Browser extension that appeared to capitalize on a “Privacy flaw that Facebook had been aware of for about three years and this was the Messenger application’s automatic sharing of users’ locations with anyone who they messaged”.

Like many users of Internet and various browsers, I too hope and wish that the service providers use or take advantage with the various information and details they collect only for constructive purposes, safety and security of the nation and its people and not otherwise.