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Delhi Independence Day Parade: How to Attend and Ticket Information

The 80th Independence Day celebrations in Delhi will feature the national song 'Vande Mataram' sung in full for the first time. A step-by-step guide details how to book tickets online via the Aamantran portal, with prices ranging from ₹20 to ₹500.

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Key takeaways

  • The 80th Independence Day parade in Delhi is set for August 15 at Red Fort.
  • For the first time, the national song 'Vande Mataram' will be sung in full during the event.
  • Tickets can be booked through the official Aamantran portal, with prices ranging from ₹20 to ₹500.
  • Attendees must present identification used during booking, and children over 5 need an AADHAR card and ticket.
  • Various items, including bags, electronics, and sharp objects, are prohibited at the venue.

Delhi is preparing for the 80th Independence Day celebrations, scheduled for Saturday, August 15, at the Red Fort. This year's program includes the ceremonial hoisting of the national flag, the Prime Minister's address, and for the first time, the full rendition of the national song, 'Vande Mataram'.

Key Facts

  • The Independence Day program will take place on Saturday, August 15, at Red Fort in New Delhi.
  • 'Vande Mataram', the national song, will be sung in full for the first time at the celebrations.
  • Tickets for the parade are typically booked online through the government's AAMANTRAN portal.
  • The booking process involves registering or logging into the portal, selecting 'Independence Day 2026', inputting personal details and document verification for each attendee, and selecting ticket quantity and category.
  • Standard ticket prices from the previous year were ₹20 for General, ₹100 for Standard, and ₹500 for Premium.
  • Attendees must carry the same identification document used for booking, and children above 5 years require an AADHAR card and a separate ticket.
  • A list of prohibited items includes bags, eatables, electronic devices like power banks and tablets, and sharp or inflammable materials.
  • Currently, the Aamantran portal indicates 'No tickets are available', but updates are advised.

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