Gayatri who has been participating in the doodle completion for last four years has come close to winning in 2011 when her doodle got short listed. Currently a student of class 10 at the Bishop's Co-Ed School in Pune, said she had been brainstorming for days for the doodle which won this year’s Doodle4Google. "When some concrete ideas began to form, I discussed them with my mother and a cousin. I had many ideas to work on but one of the thoughts that was on my mind was how the common Indian woman is an achiever because she does so much every day," she added.

The current edition of the doodle design competition received 1.5 lakh entries from more than 1,500 schools across 100 cities. The chosen one from among the 12 finalists, Gayatri was felicitated by Rajan Anandan, MD, Google India. It was judged on the basis of artistic merit, creativity and expression of the theme by a jury that comprised actor Kirron Kher among others. All the finalists will receive a Google goodie bag and an Acer C720 Chromebook.

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