PSU Plug have just two prongs

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Hi all. I'm from India. Generally, in India, we use three plug sockets(for plugs with three rounded pins). I recently bought SeaSonic S12II 620 watts PSU. The power cable for the PSU has just two prongs. In the place of the top (ground) pin, there is just a hole. It sort of looks like this (http://www.crossy.co.uk/wiring/schuko-1.jpg). I'm skeptical can I just go on and plug it into my socket? Would that be safe Or do I need an adapter to plug it?
 
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What do you mean ? Buy a different cable?

And I have another question. I have a surge protector which has three pin plug. Say if I plug this two prong PSU plug to the surge protector and plug the surge protector to the wall .Would my PSU be grounded? or it will be still ungrounded?
 
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I'm from India. If I order anything from Newegg, it will be of US type socket so I again have to find an adapter to use. Can I simply plug it into my surge protector which has three prong plug and plug the surge protector to the wall. If I do it this way, will my PSU be grounded?
 
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