New Delhi: To mark India's 66th Republic Day, Google continued with its tradition of posting a doodle on its India home page. This year's Google India's Republic Day doodle features a tableau showcasing India Gate and Rashtrapati Bhavan, two New Delhi landmarks that are symbolic of the Republic of India.
At the Delhi Republic Day parade, floats representing different states and aspects of India are one of the highlights.This is the fifth India Republic Day doodle that Google has posted on its India home page. 
In 2014, the doodle featured Border Security Force daredevils motorcycle riders in saffron, white, and green, performing one of their famed balancing acts.
In the doodle posted on India's 64th Republic Day in 2013, India's national animal the tiger glared at you from Google India's home page and the symbol of the Republic, India Gate, decorated the bottom left corner of Google's Republic Day India doodle. The Google logo appeared as stripes on the tiger's body. Lotus, India's national flower, also appeared in the jungle-like motif surrounding the tiger. 
In 2012 the Google doodle, commemorating India's 63rd Republic showed National Bravery Award winning children riding on the backs of decorated elephants, quite like the actual parade on Rajpath, New Delhi. The Google logo appeared in rangoli-style in the background.
In 2010, the India Republic Day Google doodle depicted Republic Day action in the air with fighter aircraft re-creating the Tricolour in the sky with coloured smoke trails.
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