The tableau of Madhya Pradesh was dedicated to the Queen of Indore, Lokmata Devi Ahilyabai Holkar, on the occasion of the 77th Republic Day, symbolising timeless self-reliance, enlightened governance, and cultural stewardship.
The tableau began with Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, whose composition Vande Mataram in 1875 became the eternal mantra of freedom, igniting patriotism, unity, and devotion to the motherland across generations.
For Republic Day 2026, PM Modi chose a richly colored Rajasthani-style safa also known as a pagdi, with shades of deep red, mustard yellow, and green, tied high with a fan-like crest. With the turban, he paired a light sky-blue Nehru jacket over a dark navy kurta. Completing the look were
CM Yadav also released tricolour balloons in the air to mark the occasion and urged the public to work together with collective efforts to take Madhya Pradesh and the country forward on the path of progress and prosperity.
At the front of the tableau, a grand scene depicts a traditional 'dhol', being played by a woman, associated with Ganeshotsav. The rear section of the tableau features a sculptor creating an idol of Lord Ganesha.
The tractor unit features Smt. Sarasu, the Brand Ambassador for Digital Literacy, set in a rural landscape. Engaged with a smartphone and laptop, she represents grassroots digital empowerment. Through her social media channel showcasing traditional cooking, she demonstrates how digital ac
This year's tableau at the Republic Day Parade highlights Himachal Pradesh, revered as Dev Bhoomi, the Land of the Gods, as well as 'Veer Bhoomi', the Land of the Brave.
Punjab's tableau is dedicated to the 350th year of martyrdom of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, the ninth Sikh Guru, revered as Hind Di Chadar for his supreme sacrifice in defence of human conscience, religious freedom, and justice.
Nagaland's tableau highlights the Hornbill Festival as a vibrant celebration of cultural heritage, tourism, and community-driven self-reliance, reflecting the spirit of Aatmanirbhar Bharat in India's Northeast.
The formation was led by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Brass Band, commanded by Inspector Shamsher Lal. The band, comprising 100 personnel, played "Desh Ke Hum Hain Rakshak". It was followed by the CRPF marching contingent, which, for the first time, was led by Women Assistant C