Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Google Doodle Kicks Off Voting Season With Symbolic Tribute
Lok Sabha Elections 2024:?Google has launched a Doodle to celebrate the start of the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections, as millions of Indian voters participate in the first phase today across four states. The outcome of these elections will determine whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi secures a third term in office. Should PM Modi emerge victorious, he would become only the second Indian leader, after Jawaharlal Nehru, to serve three consecutive terms as prime minister.
Google honored the start of the 18th Lok Sabha Elections by replacing its iconic logo with an image of an uplifted index finger marked with indelible ink on its homepage. This symbol has become synonymous with the democratic process of Indian elections.
The Google Doodle celebrating the Lok Sabha Elections will be prominently displayed across India as voters head to the polls for Phase 1 of the election. This phase covers 102 Parliamentary Constituencies across 21 states and Union Territories, along with 92 Assembly Constituencies in Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, making it the largest phase in terms of constituencies. Over the next 44 days, an impressive 969 million registered voters will cast their ballots, shaping the course of the world's largest democracy for the next five years.
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First Google Doodle
The very first Doodle launched as an “out of office” message of sorts when company founders Larry and Sergey went on vacation.
Google Doodle FAQs
What is a Google Doodle?
A Google Doodle is a temporary alteration of the Google logo that appears on the search engine's homepage to commemorate special events, holidays, achievements, and notable historical figures.
How often do Google Doodles change?
Google Doodles change regularly, typically daily, to mark various occasions such as holidays, anniversaries, and global events.
Who creates Google Doodles?
Google has a team of illustrators and designers known as "Doodlers" who are responsible for creating Google Doodles. They work to represent the essence of the event or individual being celebrated.
Can anyone submit ideas for a Google Doodle?
Google doesn't generally accept unsolicited ideas for Doodles. The team usually plans the Doodles well in advance, often based on historical events or major anniversaries.
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