Why is Google's Children's Day doodle important? Take a closer look
Google has released a special doodle for Children's Day, 14 November. The doodle has been designed by Anvita Prashant Telang, a sixth grader from Pune.
The 11-year-old was named the national winner of 'Doodle 4 Google' contest earlier this week.
According to reports, Telang, a student of Vibgyor High School in Pune's Balewadi area was chosen for her Doodle submission on the theme: If I could teach anyone anything, it would be.
"With 'Doodle 4 Google' competition, we aim to promote creativity, passion and imagination in younger users. We congratulate Anvita for being judged as the winner this year," Sapna Chadha, Head of Marketing, Google India, said in a statement.
More than 50 cities participated in this year's edition of the Google doodle contest.
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