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Google doodles to celebrate India's Republic Day

| | Jan 26, 2016, at 02:55 pm
California, Jan 26 (IBNS) Popular search engine Google on Tuesday celebrated India's Republic Day with a special doodle.

The doodle featured six men sitting atop camels, playing various instruments.

India is celebrating its 67th Republic Day with various events being held across the nation to mark the occasion.

Google regularly present to the users colourful doodles to observe birth anniversaries of important personalities and significant dates.

The doodles not only entertain the users but also reminds them of the eminent personalities and their creations.
 

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