Google marks India's 66th Republic Day with tableau doodle

The doodle shows a tableau rolling down the Rajpath with people in traditional Indian dresses waving to the crowd.

Google marks India's 66th Republic Day with tableau doodle
NEW DELHI: Google paid tribute to 66th Republic Day with a special doodle done up as a tableau, showcasing the stretch of the ceremonial boulevard from Raisina Hill to India Gate, the centrepiece of the traditional parade.

The doodle shows a tableau rolling down the Rajpath with people in traditional Indian dresses waving to the crowd. The word 'Google' is embossed on its side matching with the colours of the majestic buildings on the two ends.

In an aerial view, the Raisina Hill, seat of the power and India Gate, the symbol of supreme sacrifices made by soldiers in wars, can be seen gleaming in the sun, accentuating their architectural grandeur.

The Hill section shows the majestic Rashtrapati Bhawan and the two secretariat blocks -- North Block and South Block surrounded by lush greenery while the historic memorial arch stands resplendently on the other end.

The colours used in the doodle reflect the original sandstone finish and adds an extra dash of grandeur to the whole set up.

The 66th Republic Day has as its Chief Guest, US President Barack Obama, the first American Head of the State to attend the grand function.
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The US-based search giant is known for marking important events across the world with engaging doodles.
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7 interesting Google doodles for India's Independence Day & Republic Day
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Text: Agencies

Google has been celebrating India's Independence Day with a doodle on its home page since 2003, with the exception of 2004 and 2009. Apart from that, the internet search titan has commemorated India's Republic Day many times as well.

We take you through some recent Independence Day and Republic Day doodles from Google:
Text: Agencies

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Celebrating India's 68th Independence Day, Google posted a doodle on its homepage featuring the independent India's first stamp. The stamp, which was issued on November 21, 1947 depicts the Indian flag with the slogan 'Jai Hind' on the top right hand corner.

Priced at three and one-half annas, the stamp was meant for foreign correspondence.

The logo of Google starts with a 'G' but with the saffron colour, the colour of the top stripe in the Indian flag. The next two letters are covered by the stamp and the last three letters are in the green shade of the Indian flag.
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With an image showing the motorcycle display, similar to the ones performed at the Republic Day Parade, Google celebrated India's 65th Republic Day with a doodle on its India homepage.

The doodle portrayed the Border Security Force daredevils in the colours of India - saffron, white and green. The daredevils in the doodle were riding motorcycles and performing the balancing act with the second 'O' of the word 'Google'.
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On August 15, 2013, Google showcased its India homepage with a tricoloured ribbon spelling its logo to mark India's Independence Day.

This doodle marked 67 years since the Britishers declared India an independent state and left the country.
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As a mark of honour Google doodled a Royal Bengal tiger on the India homepage. A Royal Bengal tiger in Google stripes and a jungle-like motif with the lotus flower and the India Gate in the background is how Google honoured the national festival of India.
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The Independence Day India doodle showcased a male peacock with its tail. The peacock in the doodle formed the letter 'G' of the Google logo.

The remaining letters of Google logo were also seen designed and coloured in yellow ochre and blue.
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Three charming and joyful elephants denoted the health of Indian culture and Indian economy.

All three umbrellas contained saffron, white and green colours on them that gave the look and feel of the Indian flag. The 'O' of Google appeared like the Ashoka's wheel.
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The 2011 Independence Day doodle featured a sketch of the 17th century Red Fort, which has an important place in the history of Delhi and that of India.

Red Fort is also the place from which the Prime Minister delivers his Independence Day speech.
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