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Republic Day 2022: Braving odd weather, jawans practice for 73rd Republic Day parade

Braving odd weather in the national capital, Indian jawans were seen taking part in the rehearsal for the Republic Day 2022 parade.
Last Updated 18 January 2022, 08:37 IST
Indian jawans braced the extreme weather conditions in the national capital to rehearse for the 73rd Republic Day parade. North India is reeling under an intense cold wave, the mercury levels in Delhi had plummeted to 6.1 degrees Celsius, a notch below normal. Credit: PTI Photo
Indian jawans braced the extreme weather conditions in the national capital to rehearse for the 73rd Republic Day parade. North India is reeling under an intense cold wave, the mercury levels in Delhi had plummeted to 6.1 degrees Celsius, a notch below normal. Credit: PTI Photo
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The national capital on January 15 witnessed the season's lowest maximum temperature as a thick fog blanketed the city blocking any sunlight from touching the ground. Credit: PTI Photo
The national capital on January 15 witnessed the season's lowest maximum temperature as a thick fog blanketed the city blocking any sunlight from touching the ground. Credit: PTI Photo
Soldiers kept their josh high with slogans like ‘Jai Hind’ and war cries ‘Jo Bole So Nihaal’. Credit: PTI Photo
Soldiers kept their josh high with slogans like ‘Jai Hind’ and war cries ‘Jo Bole So Nihaal’. Credit: PTI Photo
India will be celebrating its 73rd Republic Day on January 26. Credit: PTI Photo
India will be celebrating its 73rd Republic Day on January 26. Credit: PTI Photo
The day is celebrated in full fervour across the nation, honouring the historic date on January 26, 1950, when India's Constitution came into effect. Credit: PTI Photo
The day is celebrated in full fervour across the nation, honouring the historic date on January 26, 1950, when India's Constitution came into effect. Credit: PTI Photo
India adopted its Constitution on January 26, 1950 and celebrates the transition of India from a British Dominion to a Republic. Credit: PTI Photo
India adopted its Constitution on January 26, 1950 and celebrates the transition of India from a British Dominion to a Republic. Credit: PTI Photo
Just like last year, this year also the Republic Day parade will see only 24,000 people in attendance due to the present Covid-19 situation in the country. Before the pandemic, around 1.25 lakh people were permitted to attend the parade. Credit: PTI Photo
Just like last year, this year also the Republic Day parade will see only 24,000 people in attendance due to the present Covid-19 situation in the country. Before the pandemic, around 1.25 lakh people were permitted to attend the parade. Credit: PTI Photo
ITBP ‘daredevil' bikers team practice stunts during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day parade on a cold winter morning in New Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
ITBP ‘daredevil' bikers team practice stunts during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day parade on a cold winter morning in New Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
BSF Camel contingent soldiers march during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day Parade at Rajpath in Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
BSF Camel contingent soldiers march during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day Parade at Rajpath in Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
Armored Combat Vehicles (AFV) during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day Parade in New Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
Armored Combat Vehicles (AFV) during the rehearsal for the upcoming Republic Day Parade in New Delhi. Credit: PTI Photo
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(Published 18 January 2022, 05:40 IST)

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