New Delhi: With a mixture of patriotic and medley drumbeats and medley, the recording retreat ceremony in Vijay Chowk on Saturday marked the peak of the Republican Day celebration.
With President of RAM Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was present among other officials, this year’s celebration wrote history with a laser show and drone for the first time.
When the sunset paints the sky in the winding colors, the audience is waiting for the laser and drone showing after the army, the navy, the air force and the central police band has lined up.
From what began as small spots in the sky above Rashtrapati Bhawan, the formation took various forms when the show developed.
The audience, although limited in the number of restrictions on Covid-19, was fascinated to see drones describing the world and then turned into a map of India, Mahatma Gandhi, even animation at the Indian logo.
The event consists of 1,000 drones made indigenously and configured by the Startup Institute of Indian Technology, Delhi, called Botlab Dynamics.
At one point, one can look into the sky and admire “75, Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav” Emblazoned beside Tricolor against the dark sky.
The other this year is a laser show.
It projects the history of the country’s independence on the wall of historic sandstone in the north block and blocks south.
Some historical chapters were brought alive with an appointment to deliver “new India” in the 75th year of independence.
Accompanied by sharp narratives, blinking images on Raisina Hill made a crowd of Rapt for 10 minutes.
Apart from the footage that touches freedom fighters, laser mapping also enjoys Indian cultural and religious diversity.
This year, people can also immerse themselves in additional lighting apart from ceremonial lighting which usually lives in Vijay Chowk.
Before the Bugler blew the retreat, the military bands resigned from the vijay chowk with a tone “Saare of the acha se achha,” added the majesty of the event, which this year also saw rendition like “Ekla Chalo Re”.
Apart from “Kadam Kadam Kadam Badhaye Ja” and “Jai Janam Bhumi”, both of them touched the patriotic spirit, the audience was left to be moved when the bulk bands played “Ae Mere Watan to Logon”, a song that once moved the first prime of India Minister Crying because of Power Pull the pain to remember the martyrs.
This year’s ceremony, however, has no channeling “living with me”, which is located since 1950.
Hymn, is said to be a personal favorite of Mahatma Gandhi, usually the last part played before the ceremony ended before the ceremony ended before the ceremony ended before the ceremony ended .
Vishesh Iyer is in Vijay Chowk directly for the first time.
“I just watched the ceremony on television,” said the 17-year-old person.
“I realized no one fits the feeling of watching the ceremony from close range.
I am most passionate about the drone show and fulfill my expectations.
It is a thief of the show for sure.”