Doodle 4 Google 2010

Doodle 4 Google 2010

At Google we like to have a little bit of fun with our corporate logo by redesigning it from time to time. This Google 'doodle' is a fun way for us to celebrate different events and people.

Doodle 4 Google is a competition where we invite young people to design the Google logo in their very own style based on a different theme. This year our theme was 'My Dream for India'. We called all young doodlers in India to describe their vision for the future of India using a doodle. The competition was open to all students in India from standard 1 to 10.

After several shortlisting rounds we had our finalists. These doodles were then put up for a public voting round to help pick our three group winners. The doodle with the most votes in each group was announced the winner. Our doodlers Dennis Hwang and Jennifer Hom then picked the one national winner that became the Google doodle on Children's Day and was displayed on our home page, www.google.co.in on November 14, 2010.

Thank you to all of you who participated! We're looking forward to next year!

Winner of Doodle 4 Google 2010 - ‘My Dream for India’

Akshay Raj

Std. 9, St. Aloysius High School
Mangalore, India

Technically and Naturally Growing India

My India which is growing technically and naturally is a great support to all beings in India. Non other countries can match up to India's level in the coming years. It's achievements are taking it to the top of the world.

Group Winners

Finalists that received the most votes in the public online voting stage were announced the group winners for Doodle 4 Google 2010.

Group 1

Khushi Mahender
Std 1, Ryan International School
New Delhi, India

Group 2

Tahera Sohail
Std. 6, Young Horizon School
Kolkata, India

Group 3

V Vinoth Kumar
Std. 9, SBOA Matriculation School
Chennai, India

Special Judges’ Award

The ‘Special Judges Award’ winners were picked by Google’s doodlers Dennis Hwang and Jennifer Hom. These are doodles they felt were very creative, close 2nd places to the group winners.

Group 1

Anwesh Saha
Std. 2, Birla High School
(Junior section)
Kolkata, India

Group 2

Sanjali Desai
Std. 4, The J.B. Petit High School
for Girls
Mumbai, India

Group 3

Nishi Bordia
Std. 9, The Emerald Heights International School
Indore, India

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