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Republic Day 2023

26 Jan 2023

Down Memory Lane, 10 Rare Unseen Photos of India's First Republic Day Parade

Republic Day 2023: It is said that about 15,000 people were present in the stadium to watch the first Republic Day parade. The three of the armed forces also took part in the parade. Apart from this, seven army bands also participated in the Republic Day celebrations. This tradition continues even today.

Republic Day 2023

26 Jan 2023

List of All Chief Guests on R-Day Parade (1950-2023), Check Selection Process

The Government of India has opted to reserve the front row for special official invitees this year. The first line would be laborers and their families, duty road maintenance workers, and other nearby residents such as rickshaw pullers and vegetable vendors. This year's Republic Day celebration will focus on 'Common People's Participation'.

Republic Day 2023

25 Jan 2023

Famous institutions of India dressed like a bride on Republic Day

Tomorrow i.e. January 26, Republic Day will be celebrated in India. Tonight the famous institutions of India have been decked up like a bride. Very beautiful pictures have come out from Mumbai, Delhi, and Lucknow.

Republic Day 2023

26 Jan 2023

74th Republic Day: India's First Celebration at Revamped Kartavya Path

74th Republic Day 2023 India: India celebrated its 74th Republic Day on Thursday, January 26, with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor. The President of India, Droupadi Murmu led the nation in celebrations by unfurling the national flag on the revamped Kartavaya Path, followed by the National Anthem with a booming 21-Gun Salute.

Republic Day 2023

25 Jan 2023

Why is Republic Day Celebrated on January 26? Learn History and Significance

The draft of the constitution according to which the work is being done in the country today was prepared by Dr B.R Ambedkar. India became a republic nation on 26 January 1950 at 10.18 am. Exactly 6 minutes after that, at 10:24, Dr. Rajendra Prasad took oath as the first President of India.

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