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Google today celebrates 94th birth anniversary of Verghese Kurien, the popular Indian social entrepreneur and also known as Milkman of India, with a dedicated doodle on its homepage. The doodle shows Kurien with milk can in his hand, honoring his efforts Google Honored Dr Verghese Kurien, better known as "Milkman of India" and also the Father of the the White Revolution. Dr Kurien is man behind organisations like Amul and Anand Milk co-operative. Kurien is especially known for Amul and the range of dairy The Creation Museum's Ken Ham has accused Google of promoting what he called the "atheistic religion of naturalism" with its front page illustration of evolution on Tuesday. Google's drawing, or Doodle, featured an illustration of "Lucy," an Internet giant Google today celebrated the 94th birth anniversary of Dr Verghese Kurien, the father of White Revolution, with a doodle for its India page. Kurien, born in Kozhikode, Kerala, on November 26, 1921, transformed India from a milk-deficient On the 94 th birth anniversary of Verghese Kurien, Google has honoured the 'Milkman of India' with an innovative Doodle, wherein he is seen holding a can of milk and a buffalo is standing close to him. He was born on 26 November, 1921 at Kozhikode, Kerala Google Doodles are meant to be fun and informative, but lately they've been cause for outrage. Tuesday's Doodle is no exception. It features a primate, an Australopithecus (a close relative to humans) and a human, to celebrate the 41st anniversary of Lucy .

Google used one of its famous "doodles" to honor the 41st anniversary of the discovery of Lucy, a 3.2-million-year-old hominin whose fossil remains were uncovered in Ethiopia in 1974. Happy 41st birthday, Lucy! Well, 41 give or take 3.2 million. Today's Tuesday marks the 41 st anniversary of the discovery of a humanoid fossil named ‘Lucy’ or ‘the real eve’ in Ethiopia. Google commemorated the discovery, which helped scientists understand human evolution, with a doodle. The humanoid remain was New Delhi: In a simple ode to the simple life of a man, who became the pioneer of the Milk Revolution in India, internet giant Google has dedicated its trademark doodle to Verghese Kurien, remembering him on his 94th birth anniversary. Popularly known as The deadline is Dec. 14, so there's little time to waste. If the thought of seeing your own artwork on Google's homepage doesn't tempt you, their $30,000 scholarship might. The Doodle 4 Google Scholarship is open to students in kindergarten through 12th .