India's national bird, the peacock, adorns the Google
home page on India's Independence Day. The peacock curves its neck
backwards to form the 'G' of the Google logo. The other letters of the
Google logo appear in ornate styling behind the peacock's plume. Google
has been commemorating India's Independence Day with a doodle on its
home page since 2003.
The Independence Day of India is celebrated every year on August 15th to commemorate its independence from the British rule and also its birth as a sovereign nation. India became independent on August 15, 1947.
On this day, Indians pay tribute to those selfless people who fought and laid their precious lives to make India free from the British rule by offering prayers and holding various activities.
This historic event is celebrated with flag-hoisting ceremonies and several events. Indians on this day rejoice by enjoying patriotic songs and hoisting the national flag.
In New Delhi, the Independence Day is observed with the flagship event that takes place every year at the Red Fort where the Prime Minister hoists the national flag and addresses the nation.
The Independence Day of India is celebrated every year on August 15th to commemorate its independence from the British rule and also its birth as a sovereign nation. India became independent on August 15, 1947.
On this day, Indians pay tribute to those selfless people who fought and laid their precious lives to make India free from the British rule by offering prayers and holding various activities.
This historic event is celebrated with flag-hoisting ceremonies and several events. Indians on this day rejoice by enjoying patriotic songs and hoisting the national flag.
In New Delhi, the Independence Day is observed with the flagship event that takes place every year at the Red Fort where the Prime Minister hoists the national flag and addresses the nation.
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