Delhi Police issues a detailed traffic advisory for Republic Day celebrations as major routes in Central Delhi remain closed and diverted; Metro services start early.
New Delhi: The Indian Army, while rapidly modernising with cutting-edge technology, continues to strengthen its capabilities by blending tradition with innovation. This unique approach will be on full display at the upcoming Republic Day parade, where, for the first time, double-humped Bactrian camels and Zanskari ponies will march along Kartavya Path, symbolising resilience and adaptability.
Chandigarh: This time Punjab’s tableau will be seen in the parade to be held on 26 January on the Kartavya Path of Delhi. From Punjab’s agriculture to Phulkari has been given a place in the tableau. The tableau is dedicated to Baba Sheikh Farid. This tableau has been prepared after about 21 days of hard.
Major General stated that about 5,000 cultural artists will perform across the ceremonial path to ensure visibility for everyone, along with the usual proceedings. Earlier, the performers used to perform in front of presidential box.