This child from Bengal won Google Doodle Competition, Number 1 made in millions

In India, today i.e. on November 14, the birth anniversary of the country’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru is celebrated as Children’s Day. On this day, Tech giant Google has announced the winners for Google for Doodle Competition on the occasion of Children’s Day in India. Shlok Mukherjee of Bengal has become the first winner in it. Shloka’s doodle built on India on the Center Stage subject has received the most votes out of 20 entries selected from across the country. Google made it live on its home page at 12 noon on the night of 14 November.

In this competition of Gugd doodle, children of classes 1 to 10 from more than 100 Indian cities participated, which had more than 1,15,000 entry. The title of Shloka’s doodle is ‘India on the Center Stage’. In this, India’s scientific progress in future shows further speed. Google said in a press release that “We were very happy that Advas Technology and Sanselity appeared as common subjects in many doodles.”

The shloka’s doodle on the theme of the contest will be shown on the search engine all day “in the next 25 years”. A student doodle of Delhi Public School in Newtown, Kolkata explained that “Scientists will prepare their own eco -friendly robots for the good of humans in our India in the next 25 years. There will be simple journey from Earth to space in India. India will move further in the field of yoga and Ayurveda and will strengthen the world in the coming years.”

Google said that 20 doodles were finalized by a team of judges, which included prominent personalities such as Tinkle Comics Editor-in-Chief Kuriakos Vasian. Public votes were used for the results. Google tested Artistic Matriculation, Creativity, Contest theme in order to finalize with hundreds of entry in alignment, uniqueness and vision. Results have been revealed due to more than 5 lakh public votes, in which the names of a national winner and 4 group winners have been announced.