Google, in association with the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library has posted virtual tour India’s first Independence Day celebrations in 1947.
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Independence Day is a day that people in India pay tribute to their patriotic leaders who fought for Independence. It has been 69th Independence day so far. “Today, we commend the indomitable spirit, resilience, and sacrifices of all Pakistanis as they pursue goals of economic prosperity and strengthened democratic traditions that will benefit Pakistan and the region”, he said. There is gazetted holiday on Independence Day in India every year on August 15th.
Colouring the Google emblem with the tricolour is so passe however kudos for the doodle because it exhibits an quantity of time, effort and analysis put in to perceive some of the important thing moments in India’s lengthy struggle for freedom.
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Google home page looked lovely on August 15, 2012 as India’s national bird adorned the site, with the peacock’s head making for a G. The other letters of the word Google appeared in ornate styling. The peacock curved its neck backwards to form the “G” of the Google logo. The stamp that was issued on November 21, 1947 and portrays India’s flag with the word “Jai Hind” written on it. The stamp was valued at three and one-half annas.
