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Learn more about the creation of India Independence Day 2011 Doodle and discover the story behind the unique artwork. Doodle launched in 1998, before Google was Today’s Doodle, illustrated by Vrinda Zaveri, celebrates Independence Day in India! On this day in 1947, India gained its freedom from colonial rule. The people of India strongly desired self-governance and sovereignty after nearly two centuries of inequality, violence, and lack of fundamental rights. Learn more about the creation of India Independence Day 2012 Doodle and discover the story behind the unique artwork. Doodle launched in 1998, before Google was Google marked the day with a special doodle illustrating architecture in India. The doodle, created by freelance art director, illustrator and animator Vrinda Zaveri, features six doors and Google celebrates India's 78th Independence Day with a special 'Architectural' themed Doodle showcasing diverse Indian architectural styles. Today's Google Doodle highlights the significance of Independence Day and pays tribute to India's freedom fighters. Independence Day 2024: India marks its 78th Independence Day on August 15, 2024, with celebrations across the nation and a special tribute from Google. The Search giant unveiled a unique Doodle honouring the rich architectural heritage of India, underscoring the nation’s cultural diversity. About the Doodle: The Indian flag can be seen waving across the country today. The Republic Day Parade in the capital city of New Delhi and is a highly-anticipated annual event, featuring grand floats, marching bands, and regiments of India’s armed forces. At the stroke of midnight on this day in 1947, India’s decades-long movement for independence culminated as the nation became a sovereign republic. Today’s Doodle, illustrated by Kolkata, India-based guest artist Sayan Mukherjee, celebrates India’s Independence Day and its cultural traditions forged in centuries of historical progress. The latest Google Doodle marks India’s 78th Independence Day. The search engine on Thursday, August 15, 2024, temporarily replaced the logo on its homepage to celebrate the occasion. The artwork showcases the diversity of Indian architectural heritage through an eclectic series of doors and windows that together spell out “Google”. Search engine giant Google on Thursday celebrated India`s 78th Independence Day with a special doodle themed on traditional doors. Each year, Google marks India`s Independence Day on August Today, on 15th August 2024, India celebrates its 78th Independence Day. To mark this occasion, Google has unveiled a special Doodle with a theme that pays tribute to India's iconic On August 15, 2024, Google commemorates India's 78th Independence Day with a special Doodle that highlights the nation's rich architectural heritage. Designed by illustrator Vrinda Zaveri, this year's Doodle features an intricate depiction of India's diverse architectural styles through six doors and windows, all adorned in the colors of the Today’s Doodle celebrates India’s Independence Day and is illustrated by New Delhi-based guest artist Namrata Kumar. On this day in 1947, a new era dawned as India became independent from British rule. Symbolic of this first day of independence, an annual flag-raising ceremony is held at Red Fort, Delhi, with the Prime Minister in attendance. This Doodle celebrates India’s 76th Republic Day, an occasion marked by national pride and unity. On this day in 1950, the nation officially adopted the Constitution of India and transitioned into a republic. The Doodle artwork featuring a Republic Day parade was illustrated by Pune-based guest artist Rohan Dahotre. The animals portrayed in On India’s 78th Independence Day, Google has launched a new doodle to honour the occasion, designed by illustrator Vrinda Zaveri. The doodle, themed around architecture, features traditional doors and windows adorned in the tricolour of the Indian flag. Today’s Doodle, by India-born, Copenhagen-based guest artist Shaivalini Kumar, celebrates Independence Day in India. On this day in 1947 one of the world’s oldest and most ethnically diverse civilizations became a sovereign nation, free from British rule. India celebrates its independence on 15th August and this year it is commemorating its 78th year of freedom. Google Doodle is depicting the vast aesthetics of Indian architecture spread throughout the country. This year’s Google Doodle is illustrated by Vrinda Zaveri. Nehru’s speech marked the culmination of the Indian independence movement, which was in motion for nearly a century. “Tryst with Destiny” was the climax; the power of nonviolence had, in the end, freed India. Today’s Doodle depicts the speech’s historic delivery in the Parliament House before the Indian Constituent Assembly. Thousands of kites dot the skies over India as the country celebrates its 72nd Independence Day. Both a solemn and joyful occasion, this marks the day in 1947 when India became an independent, autonomous state, fulfilling the dream of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru. The 90-year independence movement was a campaign marked by both peaceful endurance and unwavering patriotism, shaping a strong sense of national identity for the people of India that lives on today. To honor the anniversary, Mumbai-based artist Sabeena Karnik used a unique paper-cut art style to create a Doodle fit for the bold and colorful
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