Republic Day, celebrated annually on January 26, marks India’s 1950 transition into a sovereign republic. The main event, a grand parade at Kartavya Path in New Delhi, displays India’s cultural and military might. The 2024 celebrations, marking the 75th anniversary, will notably feature two all-women defence force contingents.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The tickets are available both online and offline, and here is a complete guide on how to buy them.
Online Tickets
- Access the Ministry of Defence’s official website.
- Register by entering your details and verify via OTP.
- Select the event: FDR Republic Day Parade, Republic Day Parade, or Beating the Retreat.
- Enter attendee information and upload a photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, passport, or driving license).
- Choose from three ticket categories: reserved (INR 500), unreserved (INR 100), or unreserved with limited views (INR 20), with a maximum of four tickets per transaction.
- Pay via debit/credit card, net banking, UPI, or wallet.
- Receive a confirmation with a QR code. Print your e-ticket and bring it with your ID on the event day.
Link : https://aamantran.mod.gov.in/login
Offline Tickets
- Visit an authorized outlet or the official ticket counter for Republic Day events.
- Present your original photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, passport, or driving license) and its photocopy.
- Select the ticket category and quantity you wish to purchase.
- Tickets are categorized into reserved seats (INR 500), unreserved seats (INR 100), and unreserved seats with limited views (INR 20), with a limit of four tickets per person.
- Make the payment in cash, receive your tickets and receipts.
- Bring your tickets and original photo ID to the event, as they are required for entry.
Tips And Precautions
- Follow all security guidelines and cooperate with personnel. Avoid carrying prohibited items like bags, electronic devices, sharp objects, or flammable materials.
- Dress for cold January weather in Delhi—wear warm clothing, and cover your head and ears. Opt for comfortable, non-heeled shoes suitable for walking or standing long periods.
- Maintain cleanliness—dispose of waste properly and don’t damage the venue or surroundings.
- Respect the event’s decorum—avoid disturbances, maintain silence when required, and ensure you don’t block others’ views.
Note: Always aim for 8 AM in the morning. Each day, a certain number of tickets are allocated and are booked on a first-come, first-served basis.
