INDIA celebrated its 76th Republic Day with grandeur on Sunday, showcasing its military prowess along the iconic Kartavya Path. The event featured elite marching contingents, including the Brigade of the Guards, Jat Regiment, Garhwal Rifles, Mahar Regiment, Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, and the Corps of Signals.
The parade began with the combined band of Sikh Light Infantry, Bihar Regiment, and Ladakh Scouts, playing the iconic tune Kadam Kadam Bhadaye Ja. The Indian Coast Guard and Navy contingents followed, with the Navy’s brass band performing Jai Bharti.
The Garhwal Rifles contingent, led by Lieutenant Rohit Laxman Kudache, stood out with its rich history of 136 years. Known for its valor, the regiment’s war cry is Badri Vishal Lal Ki Jai. The Mahar Regiment, established in 1941, also displayed its legacy, with the war cry Bolo Hindustan Ki Jai.
The Jammu and Kashmir Rifles, led by Major Bikramjeet Singh, honored its origins under Maharaja Gulab Singh with the motto Prashasta Ranvirta. Meanwhile, Captain Ritika Khareta led the Corps of Signals, a highly decorated unit with the motto Teevra Chaukas (Swift and Secure), adding pride to the celebrations.
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