Internet giant Google has celebrated the start of the 2024 Paris Olympics with a special doodle. (Screenshot: Google.com)
Google marks the start of the Paris 2024 Olympics with an animated Doodle as the world eagerly awaits the historic opening ceremony on the River Seine. India's contingent of 117 athletes is all set to compete in the games, with high hopes of winning medals.
Today, Google is celebrating the start of the 2024 Summer Olympics with a charming animated doodle featuring playful animals competing in various sports. The search giant has also transformed its logo into a festive homage to the games.
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Paris will make history tonight as thousands of athletes embark on a spectacular journey down the River Seine for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games. This pioneering event marks a departure from traditional stadium ceremonies and showcases France’s innovative approach to hosting the world’s biggest sporting event.
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In stark contrast to the low-key Tokyo Olympics, Paris is expecting a crowd of 300,000 spectators lining the riverbanks, along with a global television audience. The city is aiming to deliver a more sustainable and cost-effective Games, with many competitions taking place in iconic Paris venues.
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As the world watches, there is great anticipation for this unique and unforgettable opening ceremony.
Over the coming weeks, the world's best athletes will showcase their talents in traditional sports such as athletics and swimming, as well as exciting new events such as breakdancing and surfing.
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India's 117-strong contingent of athletes will compete at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games from July 26 to August 11. India's Olympic campaign began on July 25 with the individual rounds of archery and India's first medal event will begin on Saturday, July 27 with the 10m air rifle event.
