Honoring 75 years of India’s constitution
This Republic Day holds special significance as India commemorates 75 years of its Constitution—a landmark moment in the nation’s pursuit of justice, equality, and democracy.
Republic Day parade kicks off with Presidential salute
The 76th Republic Day celebrations began with President Droupadi Murmu taking the salute, marking the start of a spectacular showcase of India’s cultural legacy, military prowess, and national pride.
Bravery takes the lead
Gallantry award winners, including Param Vir Chakra and Ashok Chakra recipients, led the procession with pride, representing India’s unyielding spirit of courage and sacrifice.
Prime Minister pays tribute to Martyrs
Before the festivities began, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid homage to the martyrs at the National War Memorial, honoring those who gave their lives for the nation’s freedom and security.
A march of strength and unity
The parade featured the Indian Army’s mechanized columns, mounted units, and disciplined marching contingents such as the Corps of Engineers and the Jat Regiment, embodying the spirit of unity and valor.
Showcasing technological prowess
The DRDO’s ‘Raksha Kavach’ tableau highlighted India’s self-reliance in defense technology, symbolizing advanced multi-layered protection systems designed to safeguard the nation.
Cultural performances sets the stage
A stunning display of musical artistry by 300 performers playing 'Sare Jahan Se Achha' on traditional instruments set the tone for the Republic Day festivities, uniting the nation through music.
Daredevilry leaves the crowd spellbound
The Corps of Signals wowed spectators with a jaw-dropping display of stunts, including ladder formations and salutes to the President, with a historic salute by a woman officer stealing the show.
Indigenous military power on display
India’s homegrown defense capabilities took center stage with advanced systems like BrahMos, Pinaka, and Akash, reflecting the country’s technological progress and military strength.
Women empowerment takes the spotlight
For the first time, the Republic Day parade featured the Nari Shakti Force, with women officers marching confidently, symbolizing India’s commitment to empowerment and equality.
Maha Kumbh spirit adds a divine touch
India’s spiritual heritage was honored through a symbolic representation of the Maha Kumbh, celebrating the Sangam spirit and devotion to Mahadev as part of the Republic Day festivities.
A show of aerial prowess
The Republic Day flypast was a stunning display of aviation, with 40 Indian Air Force aircraft soaring above, accompanied by Dornier aircraft from the Indian Coast Guard, showcasing India’s aerial capabilities.