Indian Navy released bts of contingent rehearsing for R-day parade

• Every year on January 26th, India commemorates the implementation of the Indian Constitution.
• The country will commemorate its 74th Republic Day this year.
• The Republic Day parade and cultural acts will take place in New Delhi, formerly Rajpath.

Indian Navy released bts of contingent rehearsing for the R-day parade. Every year on January 26th, India commemorates the implementation of the Indian Constitution in 1950. The country will commemorate its 74th Republic Day this year, and preparations for the occasion are already underway. The day will be commemorated with much pomp and splendour, from the flag-hoisting ceremony to the PM paying respects to slain braves to the much-anticipated Republic Day parade and cultural acts. With barely a few hours to Republic Day, the Indian Armed Forces are preparing and rehearsing for the next Republic Day parade in New Delhi’s Kartavya Path, formerly Rajpath.

“Watch behind the scenes of #IndianNavy contingent preparing for the forthcoming #RepublicDay2023 Parade,” wrote the Indian Navy while sharing a video on their official Instagram handle. The video shows Navy personnel warming up in the wee hours of the morning and later rehearsing for the Republic Day parade in their uniforms with much enthusiasm and perfection.

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India celebrated its first Republic Day on January 26, 1950, and the first parade took place at Irwin Stadium. On that day, jubilant citizens carried out processions across the nation, beat drums, blew conch shells, and sang patriotic songs. While the Republic Day celebrations have evolved significantly over the years, pride and patriotism have remained constant.