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Times of India12.5.2026GeneralIndia

Google down: Users report seeing this ‘server error’ message on Search

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Google Search experienced a widespread outage, with users in various regions reporting a "Server Error" message. The error indicated an internal server issue preventing access to search results. Google engineers have been notified and are actively working to resolve the problem.

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