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Varsha Gupta, a third standard student of Ryan International School in Greater Noida, raced past 1,55,000 plus other contestants to win the popular Doodle4Google India contest.
The winner was judged based on criteria like creativity, artistic quality and expression of the theme ‘India’s gift to the world’.
Varsha's Google logo, or 'doodle' as it is called, shows India's classical music instruments that are drawn in a manner to depict each letter of 'Google'.
Doodle 4 Google
Mangalore's Shubham Vernekar was a national finalist in the contest. It may be recalled that earlier this week, Shubham also won Daijiworld Weekly Drawing Contest. Two other Mangaloreans, Vaibhav Shenoy and Varun Holla were also in the race.
The Global Doodle team and Jennifer Hom, creative force behind Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary doodle, chose the winning entry out of 45 finalists.
Rajan Anandan, managing director and VP (sales and operations) for Google India, presented Varsha with the winning certificate at an event in Delhi. She also won a package comprising a laptop, a year’s Internet connection and a Rs 2-lac technology grant for her school.
"I am delighted to see the enthusiasm that the youngsters have put in to showcase their creativity. We hope this gets bigger each year," Anandan said.
Varsha's winning doodle will be featured on the Google India homepage all day on Children's Day.
"India is a land of different cultures. In India, music plays a very important role. India has given many musical instruments to the world..." Varsha wrote about her doodle.
The winner was judged based on criteria like creativity, artistic quality and expression of the theme ‘India’s gift to the world’.
Varsha's Google logo, or 'doodle' as it is called, shows India's classical music instruments that are drawn in a manner to depict each letter of 'Google'.
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| Winning Doodle4Goodle |
Doodle 4 Google
Mangalore's Shubham Vernekar was a national finalist in the contest. It may be recalled that earlier this week, Shubham also won Daijiworld Weekly Drawing Contest. Two other Mangaloreans, Vaibhav Shenoy and Varun Holla were also in the race.
The Global Doodle team and Jennifer Hom, creative force behind Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary doodle, chose the winning entry out of 45 finalists.
Rajan Anandan, managing director and VP (sales and operations) for Google India, presented Varsha with the winning certificate at an event in Delhi. She also won a package comprising a laptop, a year’s Internet connection and a Rs 2-lac technology grant for her school.
"I am delighted to see the enthusiasm that the youngsters have put in to showcase their creativity. We hope this gets bigger each year," Anandan said.
Varsha's winning doodle will be featured on the Google India homepage all day on Children's Day.
"India is a land of different cultures. In India, music plays a very important role. India has given many musical instruments to the world..." Varsha wrote about her doodle.
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| Varsha Gupta winner of Doodle4Google |
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