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Marking India's 76th Republic Day, Google search engine unveiled a special doodle featuring a blend of wildlife and India's culture.Created by Pune-based guest artist Rohan Dahotre, this doodle showcases various animals and India's traditional attires.

India is trying to pry open the doors of the world’s biggest app stores, setting up a likely clash with Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc. over social services, safety standards and access to the country’s smartphones.

As India celebrates its 76th Republic Day on Google has unveiled a special wildlife-themed Doodle to mark the occasion. This year’s Doodle comes as a tribute to India’s rich biodiversity, highlighting the country’s remarkable wildlife and its role in shaping the nations cultural heritage.

Pixxel, an Indian space tech startup backed by Google, has successfully launched the first three hyperspectral satellites of its commercial constellation Firefly.

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A snow leopard in a Ladakhi dress, a ‘tiger’ wearing a dhoti-kurta holding a traditional instrument and a few other animals and birds representing different regions of India and its diversity feature in a special doodle by internet giant Google to mark the 76th Republic Day.

This year, India will mark its 76th Republic Day under the theme “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas” (Golden India: Legacy and Progress)

Google celebrates India’s 76th Republic Day with a vibrant wildlife-themed doodle showcasing the country’s rich cultural and natural diversity.

The satellites were launched at 1915 GMT, just after midnight in India, from the Vandenberg Space Force Base, a live telecast from SpaceX showed. The launch marks a milestone for the country's growing private space sector and for Google-backed Pixxel, a five-year-old startup.

Google Doodle features a diverse culture through 'Republic Day parade', it was illustrated by Pune-based guest artist Rohan Dahotre. The animals portrayed in the parade represent different regions of India.