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Republic Day 2023: India will celebrate its 74th Republic Day on January 26 this year The Republic Day celebrations include a traditional march past at Kartavya Path comprising a grand parade by the contingents of the Armed Forces and Paramilitary Forces. Here's a list of new things you will see at Republic Day 2023 parade.

Reports confirm that the helicopter took off 40 minutes later after the visibility improved in the area. It is to be noted that the spiritual leader was on his way to attend an event in Tamil Nadu when the helicopter had to make an emergency landing.

During the ceremony, the President of India will acknowledge and pay tributes to the courageous officers of the police department and armed forces for their exceptional bravery in the field.

Republic Day 2023: The Delhi Traffic Police department released a traffic advisory on Wednesday ahead of the Republic Day parade. According to the advisory, the parade will begin at 10:30 am from Vijay Chowk and proceed to the Red Fort.

National Voters' Day has been celebrated on January 25 every year since 2011 to mark the foundation day of the Election Commission of India, January 25, 1950.

The mini Vande Bharat Express will serve shorter routes and improve passengers' access to high-speed trains. The mini express train, like the bigger Vande Bharat Express, will be made at the Integral Coach Factory. 

The Supreme Court granted interim bail to Ashish Mishra, the key accused in the 2021 farmers’ killing in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri. Mishra is the son of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra. Mishra has been granted interim relief for eight weeks, during which he cannot stay in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi and its adjoining areas.

Amid recent incidents of unruly passenger behaviour, Air India has modified its in-flight alcohol service policy wherein cabin crew have been told to tactfully refuse further serving of alcohol if needed.

Late on Tuesday night, students at Jawaharlal Nehru University raised 'Inqlaab Zinadabad' slogans and marched to the Vasant Kunj police station, claiming they were attacked while watching the banned BBC documentary on PM Modi on their mobile phones. Some claimed that the attackers were Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad members (ABVP).

"... Coterie around the leadership are only keen to work with a bunch of sychophants and 'chamchas', who would be unquestionably be at your beck and call. This has become the lone criterion of merit," Anil said in the redacted resignation letter he shared on Twitter.