Google Republic Day Doodle: Tech sector giant Google wished India a happy Republic Day in its own style. ‘Google’ created a ‘doodle’ depicting a snow leopard wearing Ladakhi attire, a ‘tiger’ holding a traditional musical instrument and wearing dhoti-kurta and some other animals and birds showing different regions of India and its diversity, making it the country’s 76th doodle. Celebrated Republic Day.
Pune artist Rohan Dahotre has created this special doodle
The information given about ‘Doodle’ on Google’s website says, “This ‘Doodle’ celebrates the 76th Republic Day of India. This day is an occasion of national pride and unity.” This artwork has been created by Pune artist Rohan Dahotre. The website states that the creatures featured in the parade represent different regions of India.
Google shows ‘meeting of wildlife and culture’ in doodle
Google gave the message of patriotism and unity by showing ‘the union of wildlife and culture’ in the doodle. The animals depicted in the parade represent different regions of India.
The ‘doodle’ depicts a snow leopard dressed in traditional attire of the Ladakh region and walking on two legs, holding a ribbon in its hand. Next to it, a tiger is seen standing on two legs and holding a musical instrument. A peacock flying and a deer dressed in traditional attire walking with a ceremonial stick in hand.
In the details of the ‘doodle’, Dahotre is quoted as saying, “Republic Day holds great importance for India, because it unites all the countrymen and awakens the feeling of patriotism in every Indian. India’s amazing diversity, including its countless languages, cultures and traditions, reflects its vibrancy.
6 letters of Google are giving the impression of ‘Wildlife Parade’
In this colorful artwork, the six letters of Google have been artistically woven into the theme, giving the impression of a ‘Wildlife Parade’. India will showcase its military might and rich cultural heritage on the line of duty in Delhi on Sunday to mark the 76th Republic Day.
The main attraction of the celebrations this year is the completion of 75 years of the Constitution, but the theme of the tableaux is ‘Golden India: Heritage and Development’. On this occasion, 16 tableaux of various states and union territories and 15 tableaux of central ministries, departments and organizations will be displayed.