Continuing the tradition of celebrating birthdays, festivals and other occasions, Google today are celebrating the 112th birthday of the Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges, by creating a doodle, which is inspired by his writings.

Fermat was a genius, no one doubts that. But what is he famous for? Why would Google come up with a doodle to celebrate his birthday? The story, dear reader, is too big to fit here…

India is celebrating its 64th Independence Day to mark its independence from the British rule. Google has created an awesome doodle placing the Red Fort, which on mouse over will greet you with a message, “Indian Independence Day”.

Google continues the tradition of celebrating important events with a doodle, and look what it’s celebrating today. It’s Alexander Calder’s 113th Birthday. Alexander Calder was an American sculptor, artist and most famous for inventing the mobile. In addition to that, he also created paintings, toys, lithographs, and household objects.

Google has released “First Day of Summer” and “First Day of Winter” doodles drawn by Takashi Murakami to mark the summer solstice and winter solstice.

Google Lunar Eclipse Doodle – Google has a new Google Doodle which shows the natural phenomenon of Lunar Eclipse in their logo.

Google has now provided a dedicated homepage for the Les Paul Google doodle, which is available and will be available round the clock, till the Internet lives.

Go to Google.com and you have a working electric guitar, waiting to be strummed using your computer’s keyboard and mouse.

Today’s Google doodle goes hand in hand with that of Earth day 2011 – a pledge campaign aiming to get a billion people from around the world to pledge their allegiance to the environment.

Google is celebrating Charlie Chaplin’s 122nd birthday with a Video Doodle. Check out the Google Doodle for Charlie Chaplin’s Birthday.

It has been variously billed as ‘The Final Frontier’, ‘The Great Unknown’ and ‘The Heavens’. It has enthralled humans since the caveman days. It is mysterious; it is attractive. On 12th April, 1961, space was conquered by a man called Yuri Gagarin, aka “The Columbus of the Cosmos”. Today, 50 years ago, took place the first manned space-flight.

Google has a new Google Doodle to celebrate the kickoff of the ICC World Cup 2011.

In celebration of Valentine’s day, Yahoo posted nice flash animation with two birds falling in love.

Google’s Valentine Day Doodle created by famous artist Robert Indiana is a serious eyesore and is gaudy at best.

Today’s Thomas Edison Google Doodle features his inventions in the Google Logo.