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Google marks India's 75th Republic Day with a doodle showcasing the evolution from analogue TVs to smartphones, highlighting technological progress and changing ways of celebrating the occasion.

75th Republic Day: Google Doodle pays artistic tribute to India's technological evolution

Google marks India's 75th Republic Day with a doodle showcasing the evolution from analogue TVs to smartphones, highlighting technological progress and changing ways of celebrating the occasion.

To celebrate India's 75th Republic Day, Google has revealed a unique doodle. The doodle depicts India's journey from analogue TVs to smartphones, showcasing technological evolution and the shift in how people watch the ceremonial parade over the years.&nbsp;
The Google Doodle honours India's progress and shows how technology has changed how the country celebrates Republic Day. It emphasizes the shift from old TVs to smartphones in modern times.
On X, Google wished the country a &lsquo;Happy Republic Day&rsquo; saying, &ldquo;From black &amp; white to colourful screens, Times changed, but the pride of watching the parade together remains the same.&rdquo; A picture of the Doodle was attached to the post.
India became independent in 1947 and officially became a republic on January 26, 1950. Over the years, there has been significant technological progress. The doodle shows two TVs and a mobile phone, creatively using the 'G' in Google as part of the first TV. The TV screens shape the 'O's in 'GOOGLE,' and the letters 'G,' 'L,' and 'E' appear on the mobile screen.
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The 10th of March marks the birth anniversary of renowned Indian professor and scientist Udupi Ramachandra Rao, who was an Indian space scientist and chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation.
Google is celebrating his 89th birthday with a doodle.&nbsp;
In 1975 Professor&nbsp;Rao&nbsp;supervised the&nbsp;launch of India's first satellite, "Aryabhata".
Professor Rao&nbsp;was also lovingly called 'India's Satellite Man' by many.
The doodle shows him against the background of shooting stars and the Earth.&nbsp;

Google celebrates 'India's Satellite Man' with a doodle 

The 10th of March marks the birth anniversary of renowned Indian professor and scientist Udupi Ramachandra Rao.&nbsp;Google is celebrating his 89th birthday with a doodle.&nbsp;
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The 10th of March marks the birth anniversary of renowned Indian professor and scientist Udupi Ramachandra Rao, who was an Indian space scientist and chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation.
Google is celebrating his 89th birthday with a doodle.&nbsp;
In 1975 Professor&nbsp;Rao&nbsp;supervised the&nbsp;launch of India's first satellite, "Aryabhata".
Professor Rao&nbsp;was also lovingly called 'India's Satellite Man' by many.
The doodle shows him against the background of shooting stars and the Earth.&nbsp;

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle!
As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.
There's also a mini game you can play and when you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'Its been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminded viewers!

Google begins the countdown for 2021 with a special doodle 

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle, that has a ticking clock and fairy lights

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle! As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.&nbsp;There's also a mini game you can play. When you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'It's been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminds viewers!

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle!
As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.
There's also a mini game you can play. When you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'It's been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminds viewers!

Thank you coronavirus helpers: Google Doodle for frontliners

Thank you coronavirus helpers: Google&nbsp;Doodle expresses gratitude for our frontline&nbsp;healthcare&nbsp;workers

Thankyou coronavirus helpers: Google Doodle's gesture for frontliners

The Google Doodle for today is all hearts for frontline workers, striving tirelessly to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
The doodle thanks nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, security persons, journalists, teachers and all those working in tandem to keep lives moving amid a raging pandemic.
In the past too Google has used its Doodles to spread awareness on the importance of wearing a mask and maintaining social distance. The doodle in gratitude comes amid a rising number of cases in India and the world.

The Google&nbsp;Doodle for today is all hearts for frontline workers, striving tirelessly to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
The doodle thanks nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, security persons, journalists, teachers and all those working in tandem to keep lives moving amid a raging pandemic.
In the past too Google has used its doodles to spread awareness on the importance of wearing a mask and maintaining social distance. The doodle in gratitude comes amid a rising number of cases in India and the world.

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