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75th Republic Day Parade 2024
The 75th Republic Day parade was held on January 26, 2024, at Kartavya Path in New Delhi. The parade’s theme is “Viksit Bharat” and “Bharat – Loktantra ki Matruka”, which emphasizes India’s role as a nurturer of democracy. The parade began at 10:30 AM and lasted for about 90 minutes.
The 75th Republic Day Parade 2024 feature the Indian army, navy, air force, police, and paramilitary organizations. The parade route stretches from Vijay Chowk to Kartavya Path (formerly Rajpath). The route symbolizes the nation’s progress. France’s President Emmanuel Macron was the chief guest at the 75th Republic Day Parade 2024. This parade venue has seating for 77,000 people, with 42,000 reserved for the general public.
75th Republic Day Parade 2024 Overview
75th Republic Day Parade 2024 Overview |
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Date and Time | January 26, 2024, 10:30 AM |
Location | Kartavya Path, New Delhi |
Parade Theme | “Viksit Bharat” and “Bharat – Loktantra ki Matruka” |
Duration | Approximately 90 minutes |
Parade Participants | Indian Army, Navy, Air Force, Police, Paramilitary Organizations |
Parade Route | Vijay Chowk to Kartavya Path (formerly Rajpath) |
Symbolism | Nation’s progress represented along the route |
Chief Guest | President Emmanuel Macron of France |
Venue Capacity | 77,000 seats |
General Public Seats | 42,000 reserved |
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List of Tableaux in Republic Day 2024 Parade
The Republic Day 2024 Parade at Kartavya Path promises a diverse and vibrant display, encompassing themes ranging from education and empowerment to traditional arts and sports achievements. Each tableau represents the unique cultural, social, and technological facets of the participating states and ministries, contributing to the rich tapestry of India’s unity in diversity. The 2024 Republic Day parade featured 25 tableaux from 16 states and Union Territories.
State/Ministry | Theme | Highlights |
Andhra Pradesh | Revolutionizing School Education | Focus on global competitiveness in education. |
Rajasthan | Women’s Handicraft Industries | Showcasing Ghoomar dance, Meera Bai’s statue, and traditional handicrafts. |
Odisha | Women in Handicrafts and Handloom | Emphasizing women’s role in preserving and promoting traditional arts. |
Haryana | Empowerment of Women | Illustrating empowerment through the ‘Mera Parivar – Meri Pehchan’ program. |
Madhya Pradesh | Women’s Integration in Development | Featuring Avani Chaturvedi, the first woman fighter pilot, and women in various sectors. |
Chhattisgarh | Muria Darbar Tradition in Bastar | Highlighting tribal community decision-making and equal involvement of men and women. |
Ladakh | Indian Women’s Ice Hockey Team | Showcasing achievements and contributions of Ladakhi women in sports. |
Manipur | Women in Socio-Economic Activities | Featuring women working with lotus stems, Ima Keithel market, and lotus silk making. |
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology | AI in Various Sectors | Illustrating the role of artificial intelligence in diverse industries. |
CRPF | Women Empowerment | Central Armed Police Forces’ tableaux focusing on empowering women. |
IAF | Power Beyond Boundaries | Showcasing major assets of the Indian Air Force, including recent inductions. |
Uttar Pradesh Republic Day Parade Tableaux
Uttar Pradesh’s tableau for the 2024 Republic Day parade features the “Namo Bharat Train” and the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) Sahibabad Station. The tableau will also showcase the ongoing Metro work in the state.
In 2023, Uttar Pradesh’s tableau celebrated the three-day Deepotsava in Ayodhya. The tableau also featured a Ram Lalla statue and showcased the ongoing Metro work in the state. Uttar Pradesh’s tableau won second place in the 2023 Republic Day parade. In 2022, Uttar Pradesh’s tableau was based on the theme “One District One Product and Kashi Vishwanath Dham”.
Andhra Pradesh Republic Day Parade Tableaux
Andhra Pradesh is set to shine a spotlight on its advancements in education through its Republic Day tableau. The state intends to creatively portray the flourishing panorama of newly established schools and institutes that are fostering the growth of young minds. In addition to showcasing state-of-the-art educational infrastructure, the tableau will feature skilled performers adorned in vibrant costumes, proudly presenting Andhra’s cultural heritage through the graceful art of Kuchipudi classical dance.
This harmonious fusion of education and cultural legacy in Andhra Pradesh’s parade display serves as a poignant symbol of the state’s forward journey into a prosperous future, all the while honouring and preserving its rich traditions.
Rajasthan Republic Day Tableaux
The tableau from Rajasthan showcases the development of women’s handicraft industries and the festive culture of the state. It will feature the famous Ghoomar dance, a mannequin dancer, and a statue of Meera Bai, symbolizing devotion and power. The exhibit will also highlight the state’s rich handicraft traditions, including bandhej, bagru print, and applique work.
Odisha Republic Day Tableaux
Odisha’s tableau focuses on women’s participation in the handicrafts and handloom sectors, emphasizing their crucial role in preserving and promoting traditional arts.
Haryana Republic Day Tableaux
Haryana’s tableau illustrates the empowerment of women through the government program ‘Mera Parivar – Meri Pehchan.’ The display will depict Haryanvi women holding digital devices, symbolizing the impact of the Digital India initiative and improved access to government schemes.
Madhya Pradesh Republic Day Tableaux
Madhya Pradesh’s tableau highlights the state’s achievements in integrating women into the development process through welfare schemes. The exhibit emphasizes the active participation of women in various sectors, featuring Avani Chaturvedi, Madhya Pradesh’s first woman fighter pilot, alongside depictions of women artists and weavers.
Chhattisgarh Republic Day Tableaux
Chhattisgarh’s tableau exhibits Bastar’s ‘Muria Darbar,’ a 600-year-old tribal tradition of community decision-making. The theme aligns with the national theme, emphasizing the equal involvement of men and women in decision-making within the Bastar tribal community.
Ladakh Republic Day Tableaux
Ladakh’s tableau highlights the Indian women’s ice hockey team, showcasing their achievements and contributions to sports.
Manipur Republic Day Tableaux
The Manipur tableau spotlighted the significant roles played by women in socio-economic activities. It will feature women working with lotus stems, riding boats, and a replica of ‘Ima Keithel,’ an all-women’s market in Manipur.
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s Tableaux
The tableau showcases the involvement and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in various sectors and industries.
CRPF Republic Day Tableaux
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) tableau focuses on the theme of ‘women empowerment,’ prominently featuring all the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs).
IAF Republic Day Tableaux
The Indian Air Force (IAF) tableau, themed “Indian Air Force: Power Beyond Boundaries,” showcases major IAF assets, including recently inducted ones.
ISRO Republic Day Tableaux
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) participated in the 2024 Republic Day parade with a tableau that highlighted the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The theme of the tableau was “Chandrayaan 3 – A Saga in the Indian Space History”.
The tableau featured a model of the Launch Vehicle Mark-3, which carried Chandrayaan-3 to the moon. It also included the lunar landing site, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi named Shiv Shakti Point. The tableau also highlighted the successful landing of the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft near the moon’s south pole and the Aditya L-1 mission to study the sun.
The 2024 Republic Day parade featured 25 tableaux representing different states, union territories, and ministers. The tableaux highlighted themes such as education, empowerment, arts, and sports achievements.
Republic Day Tableau 2024 Winners List
The tableau titled ‘Bharat: Mother of Democracy’ from the Ministry of Culture has secured the First prize among all the tableaus featured in the 75th Republic Day parade. Presented by the Ministry of Culture, the Republic Day tableau depicted the evolution of democracy from ancient India to the present day, employing cutting-edge 3-D electronic visualization technology.
Ministry of Culture Tableau 2024
- The Culture Ministry’s Republic Day tableau featured replicas of B R Ambedkar handing over the Constitution to the country’s first president Rajendra Prasad, along with ancient symbols promoting democratic values.
- The theme of the tableau was ‘Bharat: Mother of Democracy’, and it traversed Kartavya Path during the ceremonial parade, mounted on two tractors.
- The tableau aimed to showcase that India, as an ancient land of wisdom, not only gave birth to profound spiritual teachings but also cultivated the seeds of democracy, flourishing long before it gained global recognition for its significance.
- The official booklet on the 75th Republic Day celebrations described the tableau’s representation and its message.
Check here: List of Chief Guests on Republic Day Parade (1950-2024)
How Republic Day Tableaux are selected?
Following tradition, the meticulous selection of tableaux for the Republic Day Parade is conducted by an expert committee comprising distinguished individuals in fields such as art, culture, painting, sculpture, music, architecture, choreography, and more.
Addressing concerns raised by certain States and Union Territories (UTs) about the non-inclusion of their tableaux in the parade, the Defence Secretary underscored the Ministry of Defence’s innovative approach. Introducing a novel three-year roll-over plan, this initiative guarantees fair and rotational participation for all states and UTs over the course of three years. This strategic plan aims to ensure that each region gets an opportunity to showcase its cultural and thematic richness on the grand stage of the Republic Day Parade, fostering inclusivity and equitable representation.
Republic Day Parade UPSC
The 75th Republic Day Parade, scheduled for January 26, 2024, at Kartavya Path in New Delhi, will feature the theme “Viksit Bharat” and “Bharat – Loktantra ki Matruka,” emphasizing India’s democratic values. The parade, commencing at 10:30 AM and lasting approximately 90 minutes, will showcase diverse tableaux from 16 states and Union Territories, symbolizing India’s unity in diversity. The selection process involves an expert committee, ensuring a fair representation. Uttar Pradesh’s tableau highlights the “Namo Bharat Train” and ongoing Metro work. The Defence Ministry’s three-year roll-over plan addresses concerns, ensuring equitable participation for all regions in the coming years.