Fifteen years after its finalization, the Basel 3 accord's goal of uniform global banking rules has fragmented. National regulators are now...

Beating Retreat Ceremony 2026: Traffic restrictions and diversions will be in force at several locations in New Delhi on Thursday in connec...

Tickets for the Republic Day Parade 2026, Full Dress Rehearsal, and Beating Retreat ceremony are now on sale. The Republic Day Parade is on...

Republic Day parade 2026: Ticket sales for the main parade, full dress rehearsal, and Beating Retreat start January 5. Purchase tickets onl...

Republic Day Parade Ticket: India prepares for the 76th Republic Day celebrations on 26th January 2025, with the Republic Day Parade at Kar...

Tickets for the Republic Day parade and the Beating Retreat ceremony will be available for purchase starting January 2. The general public ...

The Section D of the Ministry of Defence organises the Beating Retreat ceremony in the country.

The metro train timings will be affected as the security will be tightened in the national capital on the occasion of Republic day 2023.

The number of drones in India are not known – they can be anywhere between 100,000 to 10,00,000 – as this sector escaped regulation, until ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, will witness the show, which has been conceptualised, designed, produced a...

The Beating Retreat ceremony was organised at the Attari-Wagah border near Punjab's Amritsar on the occasion of Republic Day.

"Abide With Me", written by Scottish Anglican poet and hymnologist Henry Francis Lyte in 1847, had been part of the Beating Retreat ceremon...

The Beating the Retreat ceremony marks a centuries-old military tradition, dating back to the days when troops disengaged from a battle at ...

A total of 60 buglers, 17 trumpeters and 60 drummers will participate in this year's Beating Retreat ceremony which will be performed by th...

The ceremony held on January 29 every year marks the culmination of the four-day-long Republic Day celebrations.

The Agartala-Akhaura check post is an integrated one which is also the second largest trading centre with Bangladesh after Benapole.

Despite Indo-Pak acrimony, things are changing for the better on the ground.