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Google says Happy Children's Day with 'Create Something for India' Doodle 4 Google 2015 winning entry
New Delhi: On the occasion of Children’s Day that also marks the birth anniversary of the India's first prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Google’s homepage is adorned with a special doodle created under its Doodle 4 Google 2015 contest.
As part of its annual Doodle 4 Google - India contest, the search giant invites entries from children across the country and the winning entry gets featured on its homepage. This year, the theme for the Google 4 Doodle was ‘Create Something for India’.
The winning entry by P Karthik from Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan, Andhra Pradesh, shows a Plastic to Earth Machine – an idea aimed at reversing the damage done to the environment due to increased industralisation.
P Karthik describes the doodle –chosen out of 12 finalists- as, “This mega machine to recycle all the waste plastic from our country and make it into a material which helps the growth of mother nature. This machine will turn the most powerful evil plastic into green.”
Other winners include P Ramya under Group 2 category from Prakash Vidyaniketan, Andhra Pradesh for the ‘Green City Dream City’ doodle which is described as, "I would want to create a green city which will only use green resources of energy. It will provide equal opportunity for everyone whether poor or rich."
From Group 3, ‘Robots – to transform India’ doodle by Ashita Sharma, Mother Mary's School, New Delhi, has been declared the winner. "My 3 robots will make India a better place. Blue robot will catch hold of one who litters and the one who is corrupt. The pink robot will collect taxes while the green robot will aim for a clean and green India," reads the description.
Google says Happy Children's Day with 'Create Something for India' Doodle 4 Google 2015 winning entry - IBNLive
New Delhi: On the occasion of Children’s Day that also marks the birth anniversary of the India's first prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Google’s homepage is adorned with a special doodle created under its Doodle 4 Google 2015 contest.
As part of its annual Doodle 4 Google - India contest, the search giant invites entries from children across the country and the winning entry gets featured on its homepage. This year, the theme for the Google 4 Doodle was ‘Create Something for India’.
The winning entry by P Karthik from Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan, Andhra Pradesh, shows a Plastic to Earth Machine – an idea aimed at reversing the damage done to the environment due to increased industralisation.
P Karthik describes the doodle –chosen out of 12 finalists- as, “This mega machine to recycle all the waste plastic from our country and make it into a material which helps the growth of mother nature. This machine will turn the most powerful evil plastic into green.”
Other winners include P Ramya under Group 2 category from Prakash Vidyaniketan, Andhra Pradesh for the ‘Green City Dream City’ doodle which is described as, "I would want to create a green city which will only use green resources of energy. It will provide equal opportunity for everyone whether poor or rich."
From Group 3, ‘Robots – to transform India’ doodle by Ashita Sharma, Mother Mary's School, New Delhi, has been declared the winner. "My 3 robots will make India a better place. Blue robot will catch hold of one who litters and the one who is corrupt. The pink robot will collect taxes while the green robot will aim for a clean and green India," reads the description.
Google says Happy Children's Day with 'Create Something for India' Doodle 4 Google 2015 winning entry - IBNLive
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