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Independence Day 2025: Google Doodle Honours India’s Achievements

For India’s 79th Independence Day, Google has unveiled a vibrant Doodle celebrating the nation’s milestones — from space exploration to sporting glory and cultural heritage. This year’s artwork brings together regional art styles and national achievements in one striking visual.
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Google Doodle

Independence Day 2025: On 15 August 2025, India marks its 79th Independence Day, commemorating the historic moment in 1947 when the nation broke free from nearly two centuries of British rule. To honour the occasion, Google has released a special Doodle illustrating India’s remarkable journey and global achievements.

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India’s Achievements in Art

This year’s Doodle, created by Makarand Narkar and Sonal Vasave of Boomranng Studio, highlights milestones including space missions, world chess titles, cricket triumphs, and international film accolades. The six tiles in the design each draw inspiration from distinct regional art styles, such as Jaipur blue pottery from Rajasthan and terracotta relief from West Bengal.

A Tribute to Cultural Diversity

Beyond celebrating national achievements, the Doodle reflects India’s rich cultural diversity. Each tile is uniquely styled, making the artwork both a tribute to the country’s creativity and a nod to its unity in diversity.

Google’s Past Independence Day Tributes

In 2024, Google’s Doodle focused on India’s architectural heritage. Created by Vrinda Zaveri, it featured six intricately designed doors and windows in vibrant hues of blue, yellow, green, saffron, and brown — along with a small depiction of the Indian Peacock, the national bird.

The Story of Google Doodles

A Google Doodle is a special version of the search engine’s logo, altered to celebrate important occasions, notable figures, or cultural moments. The tradition began in 1998, when Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin used a Burning Man graphic to indicate they were away. By 2000, the first international Doodle appeared for Bastille Day in France. In 2010, Google launched its first interactive game Doodle for Pac-Man’s 30th anniversary.

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