I too saw the Google Doodle for Independence Day. It was nice but I haven't seen it before , I missed it since 2003.

The search giant Google celebrated India’s independence day with a doodle. We can see Google’s home page adorned with the Tricolour in the form of a ribbon that flows around the Google Logo.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/internet/Google-celebrates-Indias-Independence-Day-with-doodle/articleshow/21840943.cms

The search giant Google celebrated India’s independence day with a doodle. We can see Google’s home page adorned with the Tricolour in the form of a ribbon that flows around the Google Logo.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/internet/Google-celebrates-Indias-Independence-Day-with-doodle/articleshow/21840943.cms

As a matter of policy Google respects and highlights all such occasions which keep people of that particular country more associated with this search engine. Every good business house knows this fact. That is why Yahoo have fallen far behind. By the way this feature is applicable country specifically.

The search giant Google celebrated India’s independence day with a doodle. We can see Google’s home page adorned with the Tricolour in the form of a ribbon that flows around the Google Logo.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/internet/Google-celebrates-Indias-Independence-Day-with-doodle/articleshow/21840943.cms

As a matter of policy Google respects and highlights all such occasions which keep people of that particular country more associated with this search engine. Every good business house knows this fact. That is why Yahoo have fallen far behind. By the way this feature is applicable country specifically.

Yes the feature is applicable to the concerned country. Google's policy of maintaining sound customer relations is impeccable.

The search giant Google celebrated India’s independence day with a doodle. We can see Google’s home page adorned with the Tricolour in the form of a ribbon that flows around the Google Logo.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/internet/Google-celebrates-Indias-Independence-Day-with-doodle/articleshow/21840943.cms

As a matter of policy Google respects and highlights all such occasions which keep people of that particular country more associated with this search engine. Every good business house knows this fact. That is why Yahoo have fallen far behind. By the way this feature is applicable country specifically.

Yes the feature is applicable to the concerned country. Google's policy of maintaining sound customer relations is impeccable.

Yes that is the reason I did not see independence day special of Google, it was not visible here but google's normal logo.

Saving some of our politicians everyone else has respect for India. I am ashamed to view a telecast
wherein two Indian leaders were fighting with each other for their claim for hoisting the national flag.
Such persons, who insulted the very integrity and soverighnity of the country, should be taken to task
at once since it created a shameful example and disrespect to the national flag on the Independence
Day. They should not, indeed, have the right to be in politics of the country.


As regards Google, I have posted many articles on Google Doodles, who promptly and punctually
highlight the importance of the day through their doodles. And the narrations are true, meaningful
and encouraging.

Thats Google was of Business.. And not only Google, even the adds are relevant to location. So where ever your are , you will get add specific to that location only. Could be country, state or city..