The Sunday (January 26) ceremony in Rajpath on the occasion of the 71st day of the Republic of India will be a great demonstration of the country's growing military power, its precious cultural heritage, and its socio-economic progress. The Brazilian president, Jaér Bolsonaro, will be the main guest at the ninety-minute ceremony held on the anniversary of the founding of India as a republic.
The "Shakti satellite cannon, the Bhishma army battle tank, the infantry war" and the Chinook and Apache combat helicopters recently introduced in the Indian Air Force will be part of the great military parade. The national capital has been placed in a mass security circle. Along with this, thousands of policemen and paramilitaries will be monitored carefully.
There will be 144 personnel in the Indian Navy squad, which will be commanded by Lieutenant Jitin Malkat. It will be followed by a naval tableau titled "Indian Navy - Quiet, Powerful and Intense." The Indian Air Force squad will consist of 144 Air Force personnel commanded by Flight Lieutenant Shrikant Sharma.
From a contingent of female CRPF motorcyclists performing reckless stunts and participating in a "three-service training" in the Republic Day parade to Prime Minister Narendra Modi who pays tribute to the fallen soldiers at the National War Memorial, the celebration of the National Day Republic The capital today would witness many new developments.
Marching for the first time in the Republic Day parade will be the contingent of the Army's Air Defense Corps. This will be followed by the group and the center of the combined Bengal engineer band, the guard brigade training center, the center for electronic and mechanical engineers 3 and the center of the Madras regiment.
Mission Shakti's anti-satellite weapons (ASAT), Dhanush artillery, new Chinook helicopters for heavy lifting and Apache attack helicopters will be exhibited for the first time during the parade in the majestic Rajpath.
Initially, a contingent of female cyclists from the CRPF will perform reckless stunts. The contingent will be led by Inspector Seema Nag, who will be welcomed while on a moving motorcycle.
It is for the first time that a "three-service formation" participates in the Republic Day parade. Follow the "Vic" training of Chinook helicopters, used to transport various loads to remote locations.
Breaking tradition, Prime Minister Modi will pay tribute to fallen soldiers at the newly built National War Memorial (NWM) at the India Gate instead of Amar Jawan Jyoti on Sunday morning before attending the 71st Republic Day celebrations.
The NWM, inaugurated in February last year by Prime Minister Modi, was built in memory of the soldiers who gave their lives for the country after independence.
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