Forgetting passwords can be quite commonplace with the sheer number of services that we're required to sign up to, but losing access to your emails is probably the kind of password you don't ought to forget - especially given how cumbersome it is to recover.

Well, when Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced help to India, in order to better fight the ongoing healthcare emergency owing to the COVID-19 outbreak, a man purportedly from Tamil Nadu decided to take up his Gmail queries to the highest authority.

Sundar Pichai yesterday said that Google and its teams were providing INR 135 crores to UNICEF and GiveIndia in order to facilitate medical supplies, help organizations that are supporting high-risk communities, and grant help to spread critical information.

Pichai was praised widely by netizens from India for stepping up for the country and coming forth with a noble initiative. However, a Twitter user by the handle @Madhan67966174, responding to Google CEO’s tweet, wanted the chief to help troubleshoot their Gmail login issue.

The man’s innocent yet polite query was widely shared on Twitter after a user @sagarcasm came across the response to Pichai’s tweet. This was expectedly followed by a few giggles, although netizens did realise that the issue raised by the person with the tweet was an earnest one.