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In pictures: Republic Day parade in Kolkata showcases India’s culture, military might and national pride

The 77th Republic Day celebrations on Red Road highlighted India’s evolving military strength and readiness

My Kolkata Web Desk Published 26.01.26, 02:03 PM
Kolkata’s Red Road witnessed a powerful display of national pride this morning, January 26, 2026, as the city and the country marked the 77th Republic Day with a ceremonial parade
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Kolkata’s Red Road witnessed a powerful display of national pride this morning, January 26, 2026, as the city and the country marked the 77th Republic Day with a ceremonial parade

Photos: Amit Datta
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The newly raised 6th Bhairav Battalion emerged as the highlight of the event, drawing attention for its disciplined march and sharp operational presence
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The newly raised 6th Bhairav Battalion emerged as the highlight of the event, drawing attention for its disciplined march and sharp operational presence

The parade also featured contingents from the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, accompanied by military bands and ceremonial units
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The parade also featured contingents from the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, accompanied by military bands and ceremonial units

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Governor C V Ananda Bose at the parade
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Governor C V Ananda Bose at the parade

Modern defence platforms and mobility systems rolled down Red Road, offering spectators a glimpse into the country’s expanding defence capabilities
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Modern defence platforms and mobility systems rolled down Red Road, offering spectators a glimpse into the country’s expanding defence capabilities

The parade also featured cultural performances that celebrated India’s artistic traditions, with schoolchildren and folk artistes presenting choreographed sequences rooted in regional dance and music
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The parade also featured cultural performances that celebrated India’s artistic traditions, with schoolchildren and folk artistes presenting choreographed sequences rooted in regional dance and music

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