Tri-Services Tableau to Debut at Republic Day Parade 2025, Showcasing Unified Military Might

The Republic Day Parade 2025 will feature a tri-services tableau for the first time, emphasizing jointness among the Armed Forces. Displays will include a Joint Operations Room and synchronized operations. This initiative aligns with 2025 being declared as the 'Year of Reforms' in the Ministry of Defence.

For the first time ever, a tri-services tableau will grace the Republic Day Parade in 2025, a significant step in underscoring the theme of unity and collaboration among India's armed forces, as confirmed by an official statement. With the theme 'Shashakt aur Surakshit Bharat', the tableau will roll down Kartavya Path, highlighting joint military prowess during the 76th Republic Day celebrations.

The tableau is expected to offer a glimpse into the Armed Forces' conceptual outlook for integration and jointness, vital for safeguarding national security and operational excellence. The display will include a Joint Operations Room that exemplifies the networking and communication deftness of the three services. A vibrant battlefield scenario will be presented, showcasing synchronized operations on land, water, and air, featuring indigenous technologies like the Arjun Main Battle Tank and the Tejas MKII fighter aircraft.

As 2025 marks the 'Year of Reforms' within the Ministry of Defence, a special focus is on achieving 'Aatmanirbharta' or self-reliance in defense. Through the Department of Military Affairs, jointness and integration are identified as pivotal to boosting combat potential in both present and future conflicts.

An official statement highlighted that the headquarters of the Integrated Defence Staff has taken energetic steps to foster synergy among the services and drive critical reforms. This progressive shift towards joint operations is set to enhance national defense capabilities through shared responsibility and unified action in securing India's interests.

The 2025 Republic Day parade promises to be a spectacular reflection of India's cultural diversity and military strength, celebrating 75 years of constitutional enactment and public participation. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will be the chief guest, as his country's 160-member marching and 190-member band contingents join the Indian Armed Forces on Kartavya Path on January 26th.

(With inputs from agencies.)