Doodle 4 Google Winner 2012 -- India

When you open Google today you will see the Doodle winner of the Doodle 4 Google Indian winner Arun Kumar Yadav's artwork. The Google Doodle for today has the Indian national bird the peacock, a farmer, a dancer from Kerala, a football (soccer) and some hot spices. Google when launching the competition this year has a theme --unity in diversity. As this is something every Indian knows and if you've been to India. Unity in diversity is something that cannot escape your eye. This creation depicts this in a nice way.



http://youtu.be/tZ0AG7QPX3k

In India the competition is held for students from class 1-10. The winner gets his or her Doodle on Google's homepage on Nov 14 - which is children's day. So congratulations to the winner and if you are India and want you child to enter you can find more information at Google4Doodle. The competition is held in many countries across the globe.
Source: Google 4 Doodle India homepage

Over 33.000 children drew Doodles For Google... vote for the best

Doodles are what Google does with it's Google logo. The creatives people get to see on significant days of the year. The doodle are popular in many countries and each country gets it's own Google Doodle. 

The doodle to be used on the 27th will be one that has been done by a kid. This competition was launched only in the US. And well over 33,000 kids participated. There are four national finalists and 1 winner to be announced at an award ceremony in New York on May 26th. 

Regional Finalists

Here is a display of our top 40 Regional Finalists. Please vote for one favorite doodle in each grade group. You may only vote one time. Voting is open from May 18, 2010 6:00 a.m. Pacific Time (PT) toMay 25, 2010 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time (PT). After May 25th, we will tally up your votes and announce the four national finalists and national winner on May 26, 2010 at an awards ceremony in New York. The national winner's doodle will appear on Google.com on May 27, 2010. For a list of our State Finalists that are not a part of this online voting round, please click here.

Click on any of the links above to vote now

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