At this Diwali, Google has given users a Diwali treat with a special interactive animation that appears on its search page. Gone beyond the conventional stagnant Doodles, the technological giant has designed a rich and interactive experience where its users can enjoy the Diwali spirit online. The animation incorporates the old with the new and this gives the festival of lights a playful and lively touch.
How to Access the Interactive Diwali Animation
In order to view this feature, one has to enter Diwali in Google Search. The bottom right corner of the search results will have a bright and colorful GIF. The decorative lamp stand in the shape of a peacock, with a glow of diyas, is also part of the animation. When one clicks on the animation, one can see other features such as Goddess Lakshmi, which depicts wealth and prosperity. A plate of conventional sweets such as laddoos and jalebis may also be viewed by the users, which adds to the festal feel.
This year Diwali is adopting digital innovation at a more rate than ever before. The interactive animation by Google is an ideal demonstration of how technology is increasing the attraction of conventional festivals through which people are able to have virtual experience of cultural events.
Diwali with Technology
Users are able to learn about Diwali rituals and decor using interactive graphics, clickable elements and dynamic images giving them a chance to experience these rituals and decor, without having to leave their devices. In this strategy, the emphasis is put on the fact that tech is not only a convenient tool but also a means of connecting and informing users about cultural celebrations in a manner that is easy to look at.
Important Diwali Timings in 2025
For those observing traditional customs, here are key timings:
- Lakshmi Puja: 7:08 pm to 8:18 pm
- Pradosh Kaal: 5:46 pm to 8:18 pm
- Vrishabha Kaal: 7:08 pm to 9:03 pm
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