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Republic Day Tableau – Jhaankiyaan India has observed January 26 as Republic Day from 1950. India will mark its 74th Republic Day on January 26, 2023. Republic Day, also known as Gantantra Diwas, is celebrated throughout the nation in school, universities, as well as other private and public institutions to recognize the Constitution, which became effective on January 26, 1950. During January 26, New Delhi, the nation's capital, celebrates the biggest Gantantra Diwas festival all along Rajpath or Kartavya Path. Annually this day, the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force march in a spectacular parade. What are Republic Day Tableau? A tableau is a collection of mannequins or still individuals that depict a scenario from a tale or history. On Republic Day, states and other departments and ministries display their accomplishments in the form of cutting-edge technology and instruments, as well as their history and culture, in their separate tableaux. These tableaus are displayed during the Republic Day parade. How Many Tableaux are Selected in Republic Day Parade in 2023? As per the statement issued by the Ministry of Defense on January 22, there are - a total of 23 tableaux (Jhaankiyaan) selected for the Republic Day Parade this year. Out of these 23 Tableaux, 17 will be from the various States & Union Territories, and 6 will be from the various Ministries and Government Departments which will be demonstrated in the Republic Day parade on the Kartavya Path at Delhi. According to t...

Jan 27, 2023 Lucknow, January 27: City Montessori School won the fisrt prize for its unique Tableau presented at the Republic Day Parade this year, based on ‘Sarv Dharma Sambhav’ with the title “Ishwar Allah Wahe Guru, Chaahe Kaho Shri Ram, Sabka Maalik Ek Hai, Alag Alag Hain Naam.” The Tableau spread a powerful message of love and unity, respect and harmony for all the religions of the world and highlighted the spirit of unity in diversity and Vasudhaiv Kutumbkam. It advocated the essential unity of all religions as all the Avatars and Prophets have descended from the same one God who is our Creator. CMS Founder Dr Jagdish Gandhi and the mastermind behind the noble concept of unity and harmony of religion as portrayed in the Tableau, congratulated all the students, teachers and workers whose combined effort had made the Tableau presentation on Republic Day Parade a grand success.This information was given by the Chief Public Relations Officer of CMS, Shri Hari Om Sharma. Shri Sharma explained that the Tableau has a universal appeal and it shows the Temple, Mosque, Church and Gurudwara, Baudh Vihara and Baha’i Temple all propagating religious unity and oneness of the human race, World unity, peace and justice also forms the guiding principle of Article 51 of the Constitution of India and inspires the world leaders to come together on a common global forum such as a World Parliament to seek peaceful solutions to the world’s problems. The Tableau also shows the great souls o...

On January 26, during the Republic Day celebrations, vibrant tableaux from Assam, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Gujarat, West Bengal, and several other states and Union Territories will travel down the renovated Kartavya Path. The majority of the floats will have "Nari Shakti" as their theme, news agency PTI reported. The ceremonial procession will feature a total of 23 tableaux—17 from states and union territories, and six from other ministries and departments—depicting India's unique cultural history, economic development, and social advancement, Defence Ministry officials announced on Sunday. When asked if the Ministry of Railways will have a tableau, he replied, "No, there will be no tableau from the ministry in this year's parade." According to sources, the Indian Railways tableau was "rejected," and it was constructed around the Vande Bharat Express train. The Ministry of Home Affairs will exhibit two tableaux, one each by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF), and one each by the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Ministry of Culture, and the Central Public Works Department, which falls under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, a senior official told reporters here. "Twenty-three tableaux - 17 from States/Union Territories and six from various Ministries/Departments, depicting the nation's rich cultural heritage, economic progress and strong internal and external security will ...

On the occasion of the 74th Republic Day, Kerala presents the tableau of Nari Shakti and Folk Traditions of women empowerment that includes Kalaripayattu, a martial art with more than 2,000 years of history, percussion, and tribal traditions. The Tableau also portrays Karthyayani Amma, the winner of Nari Shakti Puraskar in 2020 who top scored the literacy examination at the age of 96. Besides, the tableau also comprises of Nanchiyamma, the first tribal woman to achieve the national film award 2022 for best playback singing, who is seen saluting the nation. Also read | During the showcasing of the tableau, women performed Kalaripayattu and the legendary woman Unni Archa who is known for expertise in Kalaripayattu in Kerala's folklore is portrayed at the top. Tribal dance from the Irula community is displayed on the sidelines of the state's tableau. Women only tableau is portrayed in a traditional wooden boat called Beypure Uru, which connects the present to the ancient tradition of the spice trade. Meanwhile, a miniature of Uru was selected as a gift item in the FIFA World Cup which was concluded a month ago in Qatar. Women percussionists performing Shingari Melam are seen as ground elements. On the 2022 Republic Day, Kerala was denied the to showcase its tableau. The Union Minister of Defense explained that Kerala's tableau was rejected due to a lack of clarity in the theme and its design flaws. however, there were allegations that there was political intervention from the...

• The theme adopted this year by various states is largely 'Nari Shakti' • The selection process included an expert committee scrutinising tableaux proposals • A preview of many of the tableau was held at the Rashtriya Rangshala Camp in Delhi A total of 23 tableaux— 17 from states and Union territories and six from various ministries and departments — depicting India’s vibrant cultural heritage, and economic and social progress are part of the parade on the Kartavya Path on the occasion of the 74th Republic Day. Here’s taking a look at the specifics of the 17 tableaux of states/UTs- • Andhra Pradesh: Prabhala Theertham – A festival of Peasantry during Makara Sankranthi • Assam: Land of Heroes and Spiritualism • Ladakh: Tourism & Composite Culture of Ladakh • Uttarakhand: Manaskhand • Tripura: Sustainable Livelihood through Tourism & Organic Farming in Tripura with the active participation of women • Gujarat: Clean Green Energy Efficient Gujarat • Jharkhand: Baba Baidyanath Dham • Arunachal Pradesh: Prospects of Tourism in Arunachal Pradesh • Jammu & Kashmir: Naya Jammu & Kashmir • Kerala: Nari Shakti • West Bengal: Durga Puja in Kolkata: Inscribing Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO • Maharashtra: Sade Tin Shaktipithe & Nari Shakti • Tamil Nadu: Women Empowerment & Culture of Tamil Nadu • Karnataka: Celebrating Power of Nari • Haryana: International Gita Mahotsav • Dadar Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu: Conservation of Tribal Culture & Heritage • Uttar Pradesh...