This Is What Google Shows When You Type The Hindi Anuswar (ं) – News18

Last Updated:April 01, 2025, 10:02 is

It’s interesting to see if something can be searched using just the Hindi dot (Anuswar), and surprisingly, Google delivers great results for this query

Since the advent of smartphones, Google has been like a magic wand for anyone seeking information. Today, in the age of AI, Google has refined its search capabilities even further. Previously, Google Chrome would direct users to a link after a search. Now, it provides instant answers with just one click.

Out of curiosity, many people search for a variety of topics on Google. It’s interesting to see if something can be searched using just the Hindi dot (Anuswar), and surprisingly, Google delivers great results for this query.

The presence of a Hindi dot suggests your computer or smartphone keyboard is set to Hindi typing mode. Those working on computers can relate to this more easily. A specific key combination is used to switch between Hindi and English keyboards or other languages.

For example, if you search for “X” (formerly Twitter) on Google while your keyboard is in Hindi mode, the Hindi dot (ँ) will be typed instead. On the Hindi Inscript keyboard, the Anuswar is typed using the ‘X’ key. However, typing an English full stop won’t yield the same results.

Interestingly, when the Hindi dot is entered, search results predominantly show topics related to YouTube earnings, like “When and how do you get money on YouTube?” In today’s era of video content and reels, this is a highly sought-after topic. The search results explain how many views are required for monetization and the potential earnings.

Although this information can also be found through a regular text-based search, it’s fascinating that such crucial details can be accessed simply by typing a Hindi dot.