On the occasion of 68th Independence Day of India, Google has created a special tricolor non-animated doodle featuring Independent India’s historic first stamp. Google pays its respect to the nation with today’s doodle simmered in tricolors and nostalgia of the historic day. The doodle is stamped with 15th August, 1947, the day of India’s independence.
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Republic Day of India 2014
Tricolour Google doodle celebrates Republic Day featuring motorcycle daredevils
India celebrates 65th Republic Day today. The Republic Day parade held every year in the national capital is the biggest spectacle of the year. The daredevil stunts of motorbike riders of Border Security Force is a big part of the parade. Google dedicated its latest non-animated doodle to the 65th Republic Day of India featuring the daredevil stunts of motorbike riders of Border Security Force.
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Animated Happy New Year Google Doodle
New Year inspires Google to post first doodle of the year to ring in 2014
The colourful animated doodle features a party on with pounding speakers and disco dancing numbers 2, 0, 1, and 4 on a flashing dance floor made up of little squares that are changing colours, with the number 4 that was waiting patiently for the new year to begin has replaced the number 3 to signify changing of the year from 2013 to 2014.
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Valentine’s Day Google Doodle
Google doodles an animated video celebrating the holiday
Valentine’s Day is on Tuesday, February 14, 2012. Google is celebrating the holiday with an animated doodle on its home page. Tony Bennett’s rendition of Hank Williams’ classic blues ballad “Cold, Cold Heart” accompanies the one-minute animation. Google’s first Valentine’s Day Doodle appeared way back in 2000.