Republic Day celebrations on January 26 take place across the country with enthusiasm. Today, India is marking its 75th Republic Day. The day marks the adoption of India’s constitution and the country’s transition to a Republic on January 26, 1950. Every year, the celebrations feature armed forces personnel marching along the Kartavya Path in an elaborate display of military might. Schools and colleges also hold cultural programmes.
You can also celebrate the day by hosting Republic Day celebrations at your home by inviting friends and family, watching the grand parade along the Kartavya Path, and making tricolour-themed dishes. You can also decorate your homes with tricolour-themed Rangolis at home. So, if you are looking for easy Rangoli designs to decorate your home on Republic Day, you have come to the right place. We have curated some easy Rangoli-making videos we found for you to decorate your homes in the tricolour. Scroll through to check them out.
Every year, the Republic Day celebrations feature spectacular military and cultural pageantry. On this day, the President unfurls the national flag followed by spectacular military and cultural pageantry. The armed forces personnel march along the Kartavya Path in New Delhi in an elaborate display of military might. The celebrations are held from Raisina Hill near the Rashtrapati Bhavan (President’s House), along the Kartavya Path, past India Gate, and onto the historic Red Fort. Additionally, the parade is a tribute to India, its unity in diversity, and its rich cultural heritage by the states of India by building beautiful tableaus.
This year, the theme for the tableaux at the Republic Day Parade 2024 is Bharat – The Mother of Democracy.
