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Google celebrates the IPL 2026 season with a vibrant, interactive doodle featuring animated cricket elements and glowing effects. The doodle, in a purple neon theme, redirects users to a dedicated portal for live scores, schedules, and AI-powered insights, enhancing fan engagement as the tournament kicks off.

When hovered over, the Google logo on search page reads ‘Stay and play at home with popular past google doodles: Coding (2017)’.

Valentine's Day is the celebratory day of love. This year's V-day is being celebrated by couples who have come up with wonderful surprises or planned dates. To mark this very special occasion, which is all about love and powerful emotions, tagged into it, google doodle celebrated Valentine's Day with a really cute animated graphic featuring water droplets.

With today’s google doodle, the tech giant has reshared the cricket game launched in June 2017 to mark the start of ICC Trophy championship.

google doodle pizza puzzle game features some of the most loved pizza toppings from all over the world. The game challenges players to slice pizza based on the type ordered. Players will also be needed to keep an eye on the requested toppings and number of slices—the more accurate the order, the more stars you earn!

Google honored the wheelchair tennis event at Paris Paralympics 2024 with an engaging doodle featuring animated birds. The competition takes place at Stade Roland-Garros from August 30 to September 7, including singles and doubles matches in men’s, women’s, and quads categories. This highlights the significance of wheelchair tennis and celebrates athletes' incredible capabilities despite mobility disabilities.

google doodle commemorates the conclusion of the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, highlighting India's historic achievements. Indian para athletes won a record 29 medals, including seven golds. Avani Lekhara became the first Indian woman to win two gold medals at the Paralympics. The closing ceremony featured a flag-bearing athlete parade and passed the baton to Los Angeles for 2028.

The May 7th google doodle commemorates the third phase of Lok Sabha Elections 2024 held on Tuesday. Instead of the traditional "Google" logo, the doodle showcases an uplifted index finger adorned with indelible ink, capturing the significance of Indian elections. The doodle will be visible only to people living across India as the nation enters Phase 3 of Lok Sabha Polls.

Today’s special game offered by Google is a marathon game. “Outsprint these spry tree spirits, and don’t let the crazy crustaceans slow you down”, says the google doodle page about today’s game rules.

google doodle celebrates the 29th anniversary of Ha Long Bay's UNESCO World Heritage Site recognition on December 17, 2023, with an animated doodle showcasing the stunning landscape of the bay, known for over 1,000 limestone islands in Vietnam. Designated as one of the seven new natural wonders of the world, Ha Long Bay is an important environmental and cultural heritage site. Know more about it here.

Google's Doodle on Thursday marked the 97th birth anniversary of Russian mathematician Olga Ladyzhenskaya. She was known for her work on partial differential equations and in the field of fluid dynamics, which led to several developments in the study of fluid dynamics and paved the way for advances in weather forecasting, oceanography, aerodynamics, and cardiovascular science.

Today's google doodle honours the pioneering medical researcher known for her research in preventive prenatal care.

google doodle on Monday celebrated international women's day by honouring a history of firsts achieved by women shattering the glass ceilings in roles traditionally closed to them. In a short video, google doodle features only the hands of women who were the first female scientists, doctors, astronauts, engineers, activists, artists etc, opening doors for a generation of women.

google doodle marks the celebration of s'mores with an animated artwork. This popular campfire snack is made of toasted marshmallow, chocolate, and graham crackers. First mentioned in a 1925 article at Camp Andree by Girl Scouts as 'some more,' it has become a favorite treat in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai expresses excitement for the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, celebrating the growth of cricket globally. He also shares good luck wishes to the participating teams.

Google, too, has joined the crusade to do its bit in helping for the cause by using one of its most interactive features, the google doodle.

Google's latest Doodle celebrates the World Chess Championship held in Singapore, honoring the game's strategic depth and cultural impact. The Doodle coincided with Indian teenager Gukesh Dommaraju's historic win, becoming the youngest world chess champion at 18, defeating Ding Liren. The interactive Doodle directs users to chess-related news and resources.

Google celebrates the final half moon of January with an entertaining animated card game in its latest Doodle. Users can interact with the lunar cycle, learning about the moon’s phases while scoring points. The ‘Wolf Moon’ adds a cultural touch to this immersive experience. The game is accessible on both mobile and desktop devices.

Today's 'google doodle' marks the 45th anniversary of the forest conservation initiative called the Chipko Movement. The goal of the Chipko Movement was to draw attention to and prevent deforestation, which had begun to occur on a mass scale to make way for dams or industry. The movement began in 1973 in UP.

Google has unveiled a new Doodle to commemorate the start of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, which began in India on Friday. The google doodle, which replaces the iconic "Google" logo on the search engine's homepage, features an uplifted index finger marked with indelible ink, symbolizing the essence of Indian elections.

google doodle celebrates India's popular street food, pani puri, which features crispy wheat flour shells filled with boiled potatoes, chickpeas, spices, and chilies. Different regions have their variations, such as gol-gappa in northern states and tamarind pulp in West Bengal, Jharkhand, and Bihar

google doodle on Saturday urged people to get vaccinated and wear masks as Covid-19 cases continue to report a record surge in India and other countries. The alphabets 'G', 'O, 'O', 'G' doodlelized as citizens looked excited showing off their bandaids with 'E' caricatured as a health professional seen vaccinating 'L' who then raises up its arms to show the bandaid.

The state government has made it mandatory for all departments to promote Nabakalebara logo and banner on their official portals. The government has also urged Google to create a google doodle of Nabakalebara on July 18 Rath Yatra.

Google on Monday added another doodle to recognize and honour people who are working on the front line amidst coronavirus outbreak. Today's doodle honoured millions of doctors, nurses and medical workers who have been relentlessly and defiantly working to save lives in extremely precarious conditions across the world.