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Republic Day: No foreign chief guest this year due to COVID-19

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Republic Day: No foreign chief guest this year due to COVID-19

There will be no foreign chief guests on Republic Day this year due to the coronavirus crisis and the Omicron threat. According to reports, the government has sent invitations to the heads of state of the five Central Asian countries.

“Due to COVID-19, there will be no foreign chief guests from Central Asian countries on Republic Day this year. The government has sent out invitations to the heads of state of the five Central Asian countries, but these plans have now been cancelled

Republic Day celebrations will begin on January 23 this year to include Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s birthday. A total of 600 artists performing on Republic Day will not be allowed to meet anyone and will travel in sanitized vehicles and remain in isolation to avoid infection. Sanitation workers, frontline workers, construction workers and auto-rickshaw drivers have been invited to this year’s Republic Day celebrations, and they must be fully vaccinated to participate.

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Due to coronavirus restrictions, the march has been delayed by 30 minutes — from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. for the first time in 75 years. Due to COVID-19, the number of people allowed to march this year will be reduced by 70-80% to about 5,000-8,000. Tributes will also be paid to security personnel who lost their lives in Jammu and Kashmir.

“The parade will be 90 minutes long like last year, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit the National War Memorial near India Gate. Later, the contingent will march past. A senior police official said it will be at Tableaus representing cultural diversity, social and economic progress are displayed during the parade. Tableaus will travel to the Red Fort and stop there for public display and will stop at the National Stadium.

Meanwhile, Delhi Police has issued an order banning paragliders, paramotors, ultralights, remote control aircraft, hot air balloons and other forms of sub-routine aerial platform flights for 27 days starting January 20. To mitigate any threats during Republic Day.

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While a Punjabi vocalist croons, PM Modi replicates Diljit Dosanjh’s beats and beats the table like a dholak. Observe

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While a Punjabi vocalist croons, PM Modi replicates Diljit Dosanjh’s beats and beats the table like a dholak. Observe

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently met acclaimed singer- actor Diljit Dosanjh, describing their interaction as “very memorable.” 
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh and lauded him as “a combination of talent and tradition.” During the “memorable’ meeting”, the two discussed music, culture, and India’s vibrancy, including yoga.

Diljit, PM Modi match beats

During the meeting, PM Modi praised Diljit for his achievements, saying, “When a boy from a small village in Hindustan shines on the global stage, it feels amazing. Your family named you Diljit, and you keep on winning people’s hearts, just as your name suggests.”

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Diljit responded, “We used to read that ‘Mera Bharat Mahan’ (My India is great), but when I travelled across India, I realised why people say this.” PM Modi highlighted India’s diversity, saying, “India’s vastness is its strength. We are a vibrant society.”

Diljit added, “The greatest magic in India is yoga.” PM Modi agreed, saying, “Those who have experienced yoga know its power.”

The singer-actor also admired PM Modi’s personal journey, saying, “I had watched your interview, sir. The position of Prime Minister is great, but behind it, there is a mother, a son, and a human being. Many times, this half-truth is much larger when you carry your mother and the sacred Ganga with you. That touches the heart.”

Diljit then sang a song on Guru Nanak, as PM Modi listened intently, beating the adjacent table like a dholak, matching his beats with Diljit’s.

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Diljit, PM Modi express grattitude

After the meeting, Diljit Dosanjh expressed his gratitude, calling it a “fantastic” way to start the year. He posted on X, “A fantastic start to 2025. A very memorable meeting with PM @narendramodi Ji. We talked about many things, including music, of course!”

PM Modi responded to Dosanjh’s post, describing their meeting as “a great interaction.” He said, “A great interaction with Diljit Dosanjh! He’s truly multifaceted, blending talent and tradition. We connected over music, culture, and more.”

Diljit recently concluded his Dil-Luminati tour in India with a grand performance in Ludhiana. Throughout his concerts at various venues, the singer aimed to address important social issues during his performances.

In a lighthearted and endearing moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen enjoying the beats of a Punjabi vocalist, tapping the table in rhythm like a dholak player during a recent cultural event. The video, which has since gone viral, showcases PM Modi replicating the infectious energy of Diljit Dosanjh’s iconic beats, capturing the essence of Punjabi music’s vibrancy and rhythm.

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The event brought together various cultural performers, with one Punjabi vocalist stealing the spotlight. As the singer crooned traditional Punjabi tunes, PM Modi, seated among other dignitaries, began enthusiastically tapping the table in sync with the music. His gestures resembled a seasoned dholak player, displaying his spontaneous connection with the pulsating beats.

The audience present erupted in applause, cheering on the Prime Minister’s engaging participation. Social media users were equally charmed, with many praising Modi’s ability to connect with the cultural diversity of India. “Modi Ji has the rhythm of a true Punjabi!” one user commented, while another said, “This is the energy we love to see in our leader.”

The moment also highlighted PM Modi’s commitment to celebrating India’s rich cultural heritage. His natural enjoyment of the performance reflects his appreciation for the art and music that unify the diverse communities of India.

Such lighthearted and relatable gestures from leaders often resonate deeply with the public, making them feel connected on a personal level.

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