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Google celebrates India’s diverse culture with wildlife themed doodle – India TV

Google celebrates India’s diverse culture with wildlife themed doodle – India TV

Image Source : SCREENGRAB/GOOGLE.COM Republic Day 2025 Google doodle As India celebrates its 76th Republic Day today, Google also marks the celebration by highlighting India’s rich and diverse culture through Doodle. Republic Day 2025 Google doodle shows a snow leopard, tiger, crocodile, and a few other animals and birds representing different regions of India and its diversity. All creatures are wearing Indian attires from different regions and are holding musical instruments. Pune-based guest artist Rohan Dahotre illustrated this Doodle. Republic Day marks a great significance in the history of India as on 26th January, 1950, the nation officially adopted its Constitution. Every Indian across the globe celebrates India’s democratic journey today.  Republic Day 2025 Google Doodle Google Doodle showcases a snow leopard wearing a traditional dress of the Ladakh region. Next to it, a tiger, standing on two feet is portrayed holding a musical instrument. Doodle also shows the National bird of India- a peacock in flight and an antelope in traditional attire walking with a ceremonial staff in hand.  Rohan Dahotre explained the inspiration …

Google Doodle pays tribute to late singer KK aka Krishnakumar Kunnath, here’s why

Google Doodle pays tribute to late singer KK aka Krishnakumar Kunnath, here’s why

On October 25, Google Doodle made an animated doodle to celebrate late Indian singer KK, aka Krishnakumar Kunnath. On social media, fans are in awe of Google’s interesting step to celebrate the late singer’s legacy. It is neither his birth nor death anniversary today. But there’s a special reason why Google has decided to remember the singer today. Wondering what’s the reason? Keep reading. Also Read – Year-Ender 2022: Tunisha Sharma, KK, Lata Mangeshkar and more celebs who passed leaving a huge void Google Doodle Celebrates Singer KK It was on this day in 1996 that KK made his debut as a singer in the Hindi film industry. On October 25, 1996, KK sang his first song for the movie Maachis. The late singer provided his vocals for the popular song ‘Chod Aaye Hum’ from Gulzar’s political thriller. In the animated doodle, Kumar is holding his mic the way he used to while singing. Also Read – Year-ender 2022: Lata Mangeshkar, Bappi Lahiri, Raju Srivastava and more famous Indian celebrities who passed away this year …

Google Doodle celebrates 5th phase of polling with voting symbol | Latest News India

Google Doodle on Monday commemorated the continuation of India’s democratic franchise’s exercise with a symbolic gesture of an index finger marked with ink, marking the fifth phase of voting of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. On Monday, Google launched a Doodle on its homepage(Google) Phase 5 of Lok Sabha elections 2024 on May 20: Check 10 key constituencies/seats Unlock exclusive access to the latest news on India’s general elections, only on the HT App. Download Now! Download Now! Google launched the doodle on its homepage, replacing its iconic logo with an image depicting an uplifted index finger marked with ink – a symbol synonymous with the democratic process of Indian elections. By clicking on the Doodle, users are directed to the search results related to the latest updates on the 18th general elections in India. Lok Sabha elections phase 5: Voting for the fifth of seven-phase India’s 18th Lok Sabha elections will be held on Monday in 49 constituencies across eight states and union territories. Some high-profile names in the fray in this phase include …

Google Doodle celebrates wrestler Hamida Banu, who is she?

Search engine Google released a new doodle on May 4 to celebrate India’s first women’s wrestler Hamida Banu. The doodle stated: “Hamida Banu was a trailblazer of her time, and her fearlessness is remembered throughout India and across the world. Outside of her sporting accomplishments, she will always be celebrated for staying true to herself.” A trailblazer of Indian women’s wrestling, Banu wrestled during the 1940s and 1950s and won over 300 bouts, revolting against the notion that wrestling was predominantly a male sport. In 1954, she famously fought a bout against Baba Pehlwan in a unisex battle and won in one minute and 34 seconds. The defeat would force Baba Pehlwan to retire from wrestling. Google Doodle of Banu has been illustrated by Bengaluru-based artist Divya Negi. The doodle depicted a celebrating Banu, with local flora and fauna in the backdrop suggesting the sport’s rural background. ‘Merry me, if you can’ Known as the ‘Amazon of Aligarh’, Banu was born into a wrestling-loving family in the early 1900s in Uttar Pradesh’s Aligarh. Why Banu …

On Earth Day, Google Doodle Spotlights Climate Change

Each letter showcased a real-world conservation effort. Celebrating Earth Day, Google used breathtaking aerial views to showcase Earth’s natural wonders and rich biodiversity. This served as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding these treasures for those who come after us. As per the official website of Google Doodle, the letters of the search engine showcased some places across the globe where “people, communities, and governments work every day to help protect the planet’s natural beauty, biodiversity and resources. These examples promise hope and optimism, but also remind us that there’s much more to do to address the climate crisis and biodiversity loss.” The six letters remind people to “practice sustainable habits year-round, and to continue the work needed to conserve water, electricity, and other resources,” the website stated. The Google Doodle wasn’t just a pretty picture! Each letter showcased a real-world conservation effort. The “G” highlighted the Turks and Caicos Islands, known for their biodiversity and ongoing efforts to protect natural resources and endangered species.  Moving on, the “O” featured Scorpion Reef National Park …

Republic Day 2024: Google Doodle Takes Us Through the Decades of India’s R-Day Parade

Curated By: Nibandh Vinod Last Updated: January 26, 2024, 01:19 IST Google celebrated India Republic Day with a Doodle. (Screengrab: Google.com) Republic Day 2024: Illustrated by guest artist Vrinda Zaveri, today’s Doodle showcases the Republic Day parade as it might have appeared on various screens throughout the decades. GOOGLE DOODLE TODAY, INDIA REPUBLIC DAY: Google today on 26 January, 2024, celebrated India Republic Day with a Doodle honouring the anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution in 1950, when the nation proclaimed its status as a sovereign, democratic, and republic state. Illustrated by guest artist Vrinda Zaveri, today’s Doodle showcases the Republic Day parade as it might have appeared on various screens throughout the decades. ALSO READ: Happy Republic Day 2024: Wishes, Images, Messages, Quotes and Status to Mark India’s 75th R-Day (January 26) Last year, the 2023 Republic Day Doodle, was designed by guest artist Parth Kothekar. It used intricately hand-cut paper to depict iconic elements of the parade, such as the Rashtrapati Bhavan, India Gate, and marching contingents. It also featured the national …

Google celebrates New Year’s Eve with animated festive doodle | Latest News India

As the clock ticks down to the final moments of 2023, Google is joining the celebration with its iconic animated doodle. The Google Doodle for New Year’s Eve is a vibrant display, symbolising the transition from the past year to the anticipation of a fresh start in 2024. This festive doodle, accessible on the Google Search website, captures the essence of the occasion with lively confetti and a sparkling disco ball, creating a virtual party atmosphere. Google Doodle associated with the New Year’s Eve. READ | New Year 2024 countdown: New Zealand and Australia are celebrating, which are next? Wrap up the year gone by & gear up for 2024 with HT! Click here “3… 2… 1… Happy New Year! This Doodle brings some sparkle and shine to start off New Year right! As the clock nears closer and closer to midnight, people around the world are planning their New Year’s resolutions and wishing for success, love, joy, and everything in between,” Google wrote in its description. Google describes 2023 New Year’s Eve(Google) The doodle …