Republic Day marks a defining milestone in India's national journey. It marks the day the Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950, formally establishing the country as a 'Sovereign Democratic Republic'.
It will feature several historic firsts, including the debut appearances of the Bhairav Light Commando Battalion and a specially curated animal contingent from the Remount & Veterinary Corps (RVC), as well as a significant display of India's military "jointness" following 2025's Opera
From the Salal Dam in Jammu and Kashmir to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Mumbai and Government buildings in Lucknow, the nation reflected a vibrant, patriotic environment.
To commemorate the National Girl Child Day, Red Shield Division of the Indian Army on Saturday organised a series of awareness, health and motivational programs across Manipur and Assam, for women empowerment, education and community welfare.
With a strong focus on youth welfare and social awareness, the Indian Army, in collaboration with school students and teachers, conducted an Anti-Drug Rally at Manigong under the theme "No Drugs, No Dropouts."
The Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist of Pakistan was identified as Usman. He was active from 2024, and six terror acts were registered against him, including the killing of civilians and security forces. Three of his hideouts have been busted so far, along with the natural caves he used, and on
Maj Gen Navraj Dhillon said, "This is being showcased for the first time within the parade parameters. It is a combatised depiction of an offensive formation of ready, resilient and responsive Indian Army. The array illustrates an offensive led by intelligence surveillance and reconnaissa
The Indian Army will present a powerful and future-ready combat profile at the 77th Republic Day Parade, scheduled to be held on 26 January at Kartavya Path, through a unique and first-of-its-kind "Battle Array" (Ranbhoomi Vyuh Rachna) formation.
As India is set to hold its first Republic Day parade after Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces' military might will also be on display with the famed BrahMos missile system, Akash weapon system and other weaponary, focusing on the resolve of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat.'
The Indian Armed Forces will showcase a tableau on Operation Sindoor with a motto of "Victory through jointness", highlighting India's success and the coordination of the tri-services in the military operation against Pakistan's terror infrastructure, following the Pahalgam terror attack.