The Republic Day Parade 2025 showcased the pride and strength of India’s military with stellar performances by various regiments and corps. Among the most notable were the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles Regiment, the Combined Military Band, and the Corps of Signals, each contributing their distinct traditions and valor to the celebrations.
The Jammu and Kashmir Rifles Regiment
Led by Major Bikramjeet Singh, the Jammu and Kashmir Rifles Regiment took center stage with their disciplined march and unwavering commitment to duty. Known for their valor and service in critical operations, the regiment’s motto “Prashasta Ranvirta” translates to “Excellence in Warfare,” epitomizing their dedication to upholding the highest standards of military excellence.
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▪️The Regiment was raised by Maharaja Gulab Singh, the founder of the Dogra Kingdom in 1820 as the State Forces.
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The regiment’s war cry—“Durga Mata Ki Jai”—resonated throughout the parade, symbolizing their unwavering faith and determination, inspiring generations of soldiers.
Combined Military Band
The Combined Military Band, led by Sub Major M Chandra Dath, added a musical touch to the parade with their performance of the stirring tune “Dhruv.” This band brought together the talents from the 14 Gorkha Training Centre, the Artillery Centre in Nashik, and the EME Centre in Bhopal, showcasing the unity of different arms of the military in harmony. The music was a fitting tribute to the country’s military ethos, evoking pride and patriotism among those who watched.
VIDEO | Republic Day Parade: Combined Military Band arrives at Kartavya Path. #RepublicDay #RepublicDayParade #RepublicDayWithPTI pic.twitter.com/cMcvrELEaA
— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) January 26, 2025
Corps of Signals
The Corps of Signals, led by Captain Ritika Khareta, brought an important element of communication and connectivity to the parade. With their motto “Teevra Chaukas”—meaning “Quick and Alert”—they demonstrated the crucial role of communication in modern warfare. This corps ensures seamless connectivity across the battlefield, allowing the armed forces to operate efficiently and effectively. Their precision and readiness, symbolized by their motto, are integral to India’s defense strategy.
Corps of Signals which is led by Captain Ritika Khareta. Keeping up with the pace of technical advancement in the 21th Century, the Corps of Signals has effectively achieved electronic and information superiority to empower the Indian Army against adversaries.#RepublicDayParade… pic.twitter.com/dmslNYHiSE
— IndSamachar News (@Indsamachar) January 26, 2025
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