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UAE Moments
a day ago
- Entertainment
- UAE Moments
Google Doodle Celebrates India's Independence Day
To commemorate India's 79th Independence Day, Google unveiled an inspiring Doodle that blends traditional artistry with modern achievements on Friday, August 15. Crafted by artists Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio, the design draws from India's rich regional crafts, featuring elements like Rajasthan's Jaipur blue pottery and West Bengal's terracotta relief. The artwork is assembled as six vibrant tiles, each forming one letter of the Google logo. These tiles go beyond aesthetics, celebrating India's milestones in space exploration, cricketing glory, world chess recognition, and cinema achievements. The imagery beautifully depicts the nation's ongoing journey toward growth and innovation. Traditional celebrations also unfold across India on this special day: flag-hoisting ceremonies, cultural performances, and patriotic displays fill homes and public spaces. The Doodle's mosaic mirrors the unity in diversity that defines the spirit of the nation and its Independence Day traditions. This year's Doodle acts as a visual tribute not just to India's heritage, but to its global achievements, sending out a message of pride, hope, and unity as the country marks another year of independence.
India.com
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
Google Celebrates 79th Independence Day With Doodle Showcasing National Accolades
New Delhi: Google on Friday celebrated India's 79th Independence Day with a doodle that showcases national achievements in diverse fields. The doodle features traditional tile artwork from different regions of the country, depicting an enduring artistic expression of India. The artwork, illustrated by artists Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio, showcases the country's diverse achievements -- from several successful space missions to world chess championships to triumphs in the field of cricket as well as international accolades in the cinema industry. 'The tiles are a diverse array of styles and textures from different regions in India, ranging from Jaipur blue pottery (Rajasthan) to terracotta relief (West Bengal),' Google said. 'Each tile showcases a different style and a different national achievement, from space missions and world chess titles, to cricketing glory and international film recognitions,' the tech giant added. The doodle displays the word 'GOOGLE' in six uniquely designed tiles, each representing a distinct regional style. The first features Jaipur blue pottery with the letter 'G' in a classic font and floral motifs; the second bears a floral pattern with a spaceship; the third shows a cricket ball and bats; the fourth carries a traditional Indian design; the fifth displays a chess piece; and the sixth includes a cinema reel forming the letters 'L' and 'E'. India celebrates its day of freedom on August 15 every year with a blend of ceremonies, cultural displays, and individual expressions of patriotism. 'On this day in 1947, India gained its freedom after nearly two centuries of British rule, officially becoming a sovereign republic,' Google said. The country's Independence movement was led by prominent figures who championed civil disobedience and nonviolent protests. The day stands as a tribute to the past as well as a celebration of the nation's ongoing journey and its vibrant future.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
India at 79: Google Doodle celebrates India's Independence Day - from cricket to cinema
. NEW DELHI: Google marked India's 79th Independence Day on Friday with a special doodle inspired by the country's traditional tile designs. The artwork highlights regional art forms including Jaipur blue pottery from Rajasthan and terracotta relief work from West Bengal. The doodle incorporates themes of India's achievements in space, cricket, chess and cinema. The word 'Google' is formed using six tiles, each showcasing a different regional style. The first tile, styled in Jaipur blue pottery, features the letter 'G' with floral artwork. The second has a floral pattern with a spaceship, while the third includes a cricket ball and bats at its centre. The fourth carries a traditional Indian tile design. The fifth shows a chess piece, and the last tile features a cinema reel forming the letters 'L' and 'E'. The doodle was created by artists Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio. Google's note on the artwork says, "The tiles are a diverse array of styles and textures from different regions in India, ranging from Jaipur blue pottery (Rajasthan) to terracotta relief (West Bengal). Each tile showcases a different style and a different national achievement, from space missions and world chess titles, to cricketing glory and international film recognitions. " Six elements in Google's Independence Day doodle Jaipur blue pottery 'G' – Floral design in traditional blue pottery style from Rajasthan Floral pattern with spaceship – Symbolising India's achievements in space exploration. Cricket ball and bats – Representing the country's cricketing successes. Traditional Indian tile design – Highlighting heritage crafts from different regions. Chess piece – Marking India's dominance in world chess. Cinema reel – Celebrating Indian cinema's international recognition.
Hans India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Google celebrates 79th Independence Day with doodle showcasing national accolades
New Delhi: Google on Friday celebrated India's 79th Independence Day with a doodle that showcases national achievements in diverse fields. The doodle features traditional tile artwork from different regions of the country, depicting an enduring artistic expression of India. The artwork, illustrated by artists Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio, showcases the country's diverse achievements -- from several successful space missions to world chess championships to triumphs in the field of cricket as well as international accolades in the cinema industry. 'The tiles are a diverse array of styles and textures from different regions in India, ranging from Jaipur blue pottery (Rajasthan) to terracotta relief (West Bengal),' Google said. 'Each tile showcases a different style and a different national achievement, from space missions and world chess titles, to cricketing glory and international film recognitions,' the tech giant added. The doodle displays the word 'GOOGLE' in six uniquely designed tiles, each representing a distinct regional style. The first features Jaipur blue pottery with the letter 'G' in a classic font and floral motifs; the second bears a floral pattern with a spaceship; the third shows a cricket ball and bats; the fourth carries a traditional Indian design; the fifth displays a chess piece; and the sixth includes a cinema reel forming the letters 'L' and 'E'. India celebrates its day of freedom on August 15 every year with a blend of ceremonies, cultural displays, and individual expressions of patriotism. 'On this day in 1947, India gained its freedom after nearly two centuries of British rule, officially becoming a sovereign republic,' Google said. The country's Independence movement was led by prominent figures who championed civil disobedience and nonviolent protests. The day stands as a tribute to the past as well as a celebration of the nation's ongoing journey and its vibrant future.
NDTV
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Independence Day 2025: Google Doodle Celebrates India's Milestones With Special Artwork
Independence Day 2025: India is celebrating its 79th Independence Day on Friday (Aug 15). Google marked the day with a special doodle illustrating the country's achievements, ranging from "space missions and world chess titles, to cricketing glory and international film recognitions". The Doodle artwork has been illustrated by artists Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio. "This Doodle celebrates India's Independence Day. On this day in 1947, India gained its freedom after nearly two centuries of British rule, officially becoming a sovereign republic," Google posted. "The Indian Independence movement was led by prominent figures who championed civil disobedience and nonviolent protests. Their efforts culminated in the birth of the world's largest democracy." Notably, each of the six tiles in the Google Doodle is uniquely designed, reflecting a distinctive style from different regions of India. From Rajasthan's Jaipur blue pottery to West Bengal's terracotta relief, the tiles not only capture regional art styles but also celebrate national milestones. Last year, Google marked the day with a special doodle showcasing India's architectural prowess. Created by freelance art director, illustrator and animator Vrinda Zaveri, the doodle featured six doors and windows that depicted the country's rich architectural heritage. It represented traditional Indian designs with beautiful detailing in several colours, including blue, yellow, green, saffron and brown. It also had a small design depicting India's national bird- the Indian Peacock. What is Google Doodle and its history? A Google Doodle is a thematic motif that is used by the search engine on its homepage to mark special occasions. Google has also used doodles to celebrate prominent people, their achievements, and more. The first Google Doodle was published in 1998 as a quick way for Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to let people know they would be out of office for Burning Man. In 2000, Google launched the first international doodle to celebrate Bastille Day in France. The first interactive game Doodle was launched on May 21, 2010, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the popular game, Pac-Man.
