Children's Day: Google Doodle on Children's Day through the years

In India, Children’s Day is celebrated on 14th vember every year to mark birth anniversary of our first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. It is celebrated to increase awareness about children’s rights in our country. Search engine giant, Google, annually organises a doodle competition in various countries for kids to create a Google doodle that will be featured on local Google homep as a doodle. kids are supposed to give a brief description of ir doodle on given me and winner is decided through public voting. In India, winner’s doodle is featured on 14th vember on occasion of national children’s day.

2019

Photo Credit: Google Doodle

me: 'WHEN I GROW UP, I HOPE..'

Winner: Divyanshi Singhal - DPS, Gurgaon.

Doodle in her words: “When I grow up, I hope trees could walk or fly. land could be cleared so easily without making m die. re would be so little deforestation and humans can just ask trees and ir friends to move to ar place. With movable oxygen generators, it will be beginning of a new era.”

2018

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me: “What inspires me?”

Winner: Pingla Rahul More from Mumbai.

Doodle in her words: “In my Doodle, I demonstrated what inspires me. I am extremely inspired by Exploration as re is still so much more to kw about our Universe -- from planets to stars to galaxies and beyond. It is inspiring to learn how small we are, and how small our problems are, in grand scheme of things. To convey my idea, I drew myself trying to see expanse of through a telescope, I created galaxies, planets and craft to represent vastness of things in . (carefully arranged to represent each letter in Google logo).”

2016

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me: "If I could teach anyone anything, it would be...”

Winner: Anvita

Doodle in her words: "In current stressful times, greatest joys of life are often hidden in simple things, thus I would like to teach everyone to take time to enjoy every moment of life and appreciate simple things around us."

2015

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me: "If I could create something for India, it would be..."

Winner: P Karthik from Visakhapatnam.

Doodle in his words: "This machine will recycle all plastic waste from our country and turn it into a material which helps growth of mor nature. This machine will turn most powerful evil plastic into green."

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