How will Republic Day look in the Covid era?

Updated Jan 25, 2021 | 23:13 IST
No chief guest, spectator size restricted and Covid protocols in place.
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Children only above 15 years of age allowed
Marching contingents reduced from 144 to 96
26 January 2021, will go down in history books- as India celebrates its Republic Day but with a difference. With Covid-19 pandemic affecting the world, the celebration may be subdued but the spirits remain high! This year's R-day parade will see many firsts! It will be for the first time in 50 years, India will not have a chief guest at its R-day parade. The day marked with patriotic fervour and enthusiastic celebration is going to be a subdued one.

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