Google made a doodle for Lok Sabha Elections 2024, and showed the index finger with the mark
Google's Doodle is visible on home pages across the country. If you do not know, then let us tell you that Google Doodle is an alternative logo of Google. It appears on the homepage of the search engine. Google Doodle often comes at any festival or holiday.
Google introduced its Doodle on Friday. Lok Sabha elections 2024 have started in the country from 19 April 2024. In such a situation, Google has celebrated democracy by releasing its doodle on the day of voting for the first phase of the Lok Sabha elections. As soon as the voting for the 18th Lok Sabha started in India, Google changed its logo. Google's homepage shows an index finger pointing up with voting ink. This shows Indian democracy.
Google's Doodle can be seen on national home pages. In case you're unaware, Google Doodle is an alternate version of the company's logo. It is displayed on the search engine's home page. Google Doodles are frequently seen during festivals and holidays. In addition, a person's birth and death dates are stated to honour their contributions.
The country's Lok Sabha elections of 2024 will take place in seven stages. 543 MPs will be chosen by voters using their right to vote. There will be several voting periods from April 19 to June 1, 2024. On June 4, 2024, the election results will also be announced simultaneously. In the first phase, voting is going on on 102 seats in 21 states and union territories.
