Google honours Pakistan with mango-inspired Doodle on Independence Day

The most popular search engine in the world, Google, has introduced a special mango-inspired Doodle to mark the 78th Independence Day of Pakistan.

The new Doodle features the search engine's name in white against a green background, surrounded by traditional Pakistani art showcasing mangoes.

Mangoes are a significant symbol in this design, as Pakistan is famous for producing exceptional quality mangoes, enjoyed worldwide for their flavour and aroma.

Clicking on the Doodle takes users to a webpage dedicated to Pakistan's Independence Day, featuring information on the country's history, national songs, and news articles.

This unique Doodle is a tribute to Pakistan's rich culture and heritage, and Google's way of acknowledging the country's special day.

The nation is celebrating Independence Day today (Wednesday) with a renewed pledge to work with the spirit of the Pakistan Movement to make the country a true Islamic welfare state. 

The day began with a thirty-one-gun salute at the federal capital and a twenty-one-gun salute at the provincial headquarters.

Buildings and major roads in Pakistan are decorated with colorful lights and green flags, giving the country a festive look.

Islamabad is also adorned with a rainbow of colors to mark the occasion.