Tejas first plane fly past at the Republic Day parade, 780kmph speed was
Republic Day parade comes to an endRepublic Day parade comes to an end with the Vertical Charlie, where an aircrift few at 900km/hr verticaly towards the sky. As the sky is filled with hundreds of balloons, the nation salutes India and signs off this year's parade with the National Anthem.
India is celebrated its 68th Republic Day on Thursday. The day was marked by a grand parade, which included a show of India's aerial strength personified by several IAF aircraft booming through the skies, in the national capital, New Delhi.
An new addition to this year’s ceremonial flypast, which concludes the event, was the light combat aircraft Tejas. Indigenously produced, this aircraft zipped through the skies at an astonishing 780 kmph.
India is celebrated its 68th Republic Day on Thursday. The day was marked by a grand parade, which included a show of India’s aerial strength personified by several IAF aircraft booming through the skies, in the national capital, New Delhi.
This year, as India celebrates 68 years of being a republic, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is the chief guest at Rajpath in New Delhi. The Republic Day honours the date on which the Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950. The parade at the National capital before the President of India showcases India's defence capability, cultural and social heritage. Stay with us as we bring you all the updates here.
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An new addition to this year's ceremonial flypast, which concludes the event, was the light combat aircraft Tejas. Indigenously produced, this aircraft zipped through the skies at an astonishing 780 kmph.
Republic Day parade comes to an end with the Vertical Charlie, where an aircrift few at 900km/hr verticaly towards the sky. As the sky is filled with hundreds of balloons, the nation salutes India and signs off this year's parade with the National Anthem.
India is celebrated its 68th Republic Day on Thursday. The day was marked by a grand parade, which included a show of India's aerial strength personified by several IAF aircraft booming through the skies, in the national capital, New Delhi.
An new addition to this year’s ceremonial flypast, which concludes the event, was the light combat aircraft Tejas. Indigenously produced, this aircraft zipped through the skies at an astonishing 780 kmph.
India is celebrated its 68th Republic Day on Thursday. The day was marked by a grand parade, which included a show of India’s aerial strength personified by several IAF aircraft booming through the skies, in the national capital, New Delhi.
This year, as India celebrates 68 years of being a republic, the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, is the chief guest at Rajpath in New Delhi. The Republic Day honours the date on which the Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950. The parade at the National capital before the President of India showcases India's defence capability, cultural and social heritage. Stay with us as we bring you all the updates here.
Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive. Let's work together to keep the conversation civil.
An new addition to this year's ceremonial flypast, which concludes the event, was the light combat aircraft Tejas. Indigenously produced, this aircraft zipped through the skies at an astonishing 780 kmph.
Republic Day parade comes to an end with the Vertical Charlie, where an aircrift few at 900km/hr verticaly towards the sky. As the sky is filled with hundreds of balloons, the nation salutes India and signs off this year's parade with the National Anthem.
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