160 years since the first passenger train chugged out of Bori Bunder for Thane.
Meet Arun Kumar Yadav who won Doodle for Google competition this year. The doodle you saw on Google India's homepage on Childern's Day was his.
On what would have been CV Raman's 125th birthday, the search engine giant pays its tribute to India's Nobel Prize-winning physicist.
French artist-physicist-inventor Louis Daguerre, widely credited for successfully capturing permanent photographs on a commercial scale lines a long list of inventors, artists, scientists that Google honours by showcasing their doodles on their search engine page.
Sardesai, who was considered India's best batsman against spin bowling, died in Mumbai on June 2, 2007.
The doodle is designed by Vidhya Nagarajan.
The search engine is celebrating the 407th birthday of the Dutch artist
The search engine pays tribute to America's greatest humourist on his 176th birthday.
Rahul Pingla from Mumbai shares the thought behind Google's Children's Day doodle.
Search engine giant Google celebrates the writings of the Argentine author who would have been 112 today.
On this day, February 1, in 1976, the Kerala-born poet released her autobiography, My Story.
The search engine giant celebrates Earth Day 2013 with a doodle.
To commemorate the 189th birthday of German geneticist and monk Gregor Johann Mendel Google today surprised its visitors with a Google doodle shaped like green peas.
India's first female photojournalist gave this interview to Rediff.com a year before she died.
The doodle you're seeing on Google's home page today is created by Vaidehi Reddy, a class 9 student of Army Public School, Pune.
Google pays a fitting tribute to the women who sacrificed their lives to protect India's forests.
The search engine giant has featured the work of Gayatri Ketharaman to celebrate Children's Day
One of the greatest rock stars of all time would have turned 65 on September 5, 2011.
One of the greatest rock stars of all time would have turned 65 on September 5, 2011.
Lesser known facts about India's first female lawyer.
The search engine giant pays American graphic designer and filmmaker a tribute
Class 9 student Arun Kumar Yadav's award winning doodle is displayed on the Google home page today.
Keeping with the tradition of celebrating landmark occasions, the search engine giant has yet another doodle on its homepage today.
The 'doodle', which appears as a rangoli-like motif in the background, depicts three decorated elephants each carrying two children and a tricoloured umbrella on it's back, a reference to the Bravery Award recipients who took part in the Republic Day parade.
The Indian author was born August 21, 1915.
Google's use of doodle to commemorate artists and events have become quite famous.
The Ferris wheel in the doodle is a tribute to American engineer George Ferris who was born on February 14.
As the Rio Olympics is all set to go underway, the search engine giant celebrates it with an interactive doodle.
He's the Indian Nobel Prize winner you probably haven't heard of.
Google has dedicated its doodle to mark the start of the 2016 edition of ICC T20 World Cup.
Revealing the splendour of Mother Earth through ten amazing photographs from across the world.
Google celebrates the 97th birth anniversary of the legendary Carnatic singer.
5 things you must know about this scientific trailblazer.
How did a young girl with no formal education become one of India's most inspiring teachers and social reformers?
When it comes to Mr Trump, people still want to know more, a social media expert said.
Today's doodle, illustrated by Sudeepti Tucker, shows Sarabhai with her signature parasol while her students are dancing on stage.
This April Fool's Day you can play your retro Pac-Man game on Google Maps, says Ashish Narsale.
Let's take a look at some amazing facts that trace its history.
She paved the way for potato vodka and gluten-free baking. 300 years ago! And that's only two of the many cool things about this Swedish scientist the world is talking about.
Yes, it's that time of year again when people start hurling mushy tomatoes at each other in the street of Spain for absolutely no reason.
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