Jaipur's Army Day Rehearsal Showcases Nari Shakti & Modern Might

A full-dress rehearsal for Army Day was held on Mahal Road in Jaipur, drawing large crowds who witnessed disciplined marches and patriotic fervor. The parade showcased the Army's modern capabilities, including advanced weapons, missile systems, and surveillance drones. A highlight was the confident participation of women officers and soldiers, emphasizing 'Nari Shakti'. Army Day on January 15 commemorates Field Marshal KM Cariappa becoming the first Indian Commander-in-Chief in 1949.

Key Points: Army Day Rehearsal in Jaipur Showcases Military Power

  • Full dress rehearsal held in Jaipur
  • Showcased modern tanks & drones
  • Featured women soldiers (Nari Shakti)
  • Commemorates KM Cariappa's 1949 command
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Rajasthan: Full-dress rehearsal held in Jaipur ahead of Army Day

Full-dress rehearsal in Jaipur ahead of Army Day featured disciplined marches, modern weapons, drones, and a strong display of women soldiers' participation.

"Their precise marching and discipline greatly impressed the people. - Article"

Jaipur, January 11

A full dress rehearsal of the Indian Army was held on Sunday on Mahal Road in Jaipur, ahead of Army Day.

A large number of people arrived to watch the parade from early morning, and a "patriotic" atmosphere prevailed throughout the area.

During the rehearsal, the army contingents marched in disciplined steps. The synchronised movements of the soldiers to the tunes of the army band mesmerised the audience. People on both sides of the road cheered the soldiers with applause and slogans such as 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'.

The full dress rehearsal also showcased the Army's modern capabilities, including state-of-the-art weapons and technology. The parade featured modern tanks and cannons, missile systems, and drones for surveillance and security. A special attraction was the army's dog squad unit, which assists with tasks such as surveillance and explosive detection in enemy territory.

The full dress parade also showcased 'Nari Shakti'. Women officers and soldiers of the Army participated in the parade with full confidence. Their precise marching and discipline greatly impressed the people. A large number of women and young girls were also seen watching the parade. Many schoolgirls, college students, and women with their families witnessed this "historic" moment.

Every year, January 15 is commemorated as 'Army Day' to remember the occasion when General (later Field Marshal) KM Cariappa took over the command of the Indian Army from General Sir FRR Bucher, the last British Commander-in-Chief in 1949 and became the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of Independent India.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Salute to the Indian Army! The discipline and synchronisation are unmatched. Good to see the modern tech on display too - drones, missile systems. It shows we are prepared for any threat. Wishing all soldiers a very Happy Army Day in advance!
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Aman W
While the parade is impressive, I hope the focus on modernisation is real and consistent, not just for show. Our soldiers deserve the best equipment not only on Army Day but every day they guard our borders. The budget allocation should reflect this priority.
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Sarah B
The inclusion of the dog squad unit is wonderful! These unsung heroes play such a crucial role in detection and saving lives. The whole event sounds like a fantastic display of patriotism and discipline. Wish I could have been there to see it.
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Vikram M
Bharat Mata Ki Jai! 🚩 The atmosphere described gives me goosebumps. It's these moments that truly unite us as a nation. Remembering Field Marshal Cariappa's legacy is so important. Proud to be an Indian.
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Kavya N
My cousin is posted in Rajasthan. Seeing the public support like this means the world to our soldiers and their families. The cheers and applause are a small token of our immense gratitude. A big thank you to every jawan.

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