Rajasthan folk singer Begum Batool paid her gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, President Droupadi Murmu and the government for conferring her with the Padma Shri award on the eve of 76th Republic Day.
As India marked its 76th Republic Day with celebrations, embassies from across the world extended their warm wishes, emphasising the significance of India's democratic journey and its role in global partnerships.
India celebrated its 76th Republic Day on Sunday with a grand display of its military might that included elite marching contingents of armed forces including the Brigade of the Guards, the Jat Regiment, the Garhwal Rifles, the Mahar Regiment, the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles and the Corps of
The two leaders left the saluting dais and made their way to the Rashtrapati Bhawan in the presidential buggy, accompanied by the President's bodyguards.
As India marked its 76th Republic Day on Sunday, citizens across the country immersed themselves in patriotic spirit. In a unique display of nationalism, scuba divers in Dwarka, Gujarat, unfurled the national flag 30 meters deep into the sea.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi set a powerful example on India's 76th Republic Day on Sunday by picking up waste on the Kartavya Path, promoting the concept of plogging and the goal of 'Swacch Bharat' (Clean India).
He extended his greetings to the nation, highlighting the significance of the Indian Constitution as a living document that guides the country's values and principles.
As India celebrates its 76th Republic Day at Kartavya Path in Delhi on Sunday, Uttar Pradesh portrayed the spiritual celebration of Maha Kumbh emphasising the tale of 'Samudra Manthan' and devotion to Gods.
Showcasing India's rich history, traditions, and culture, the President's Bodyguard, led by Commandant Colonel Amit Berwal, proudly displayed its military discipline and strength.
President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday unfurled the national flag at Kartavya Path on the occasion of the 76th Republic Day, followed by the national anthem with a thunderous 21-gun salute using 105-mm Light Field Guns, an indigenous weapon system.