New Delhi: How uniforms and rifles of Indian soldiers have evolved over decades since Indian independence was displayed at the Republican Day Parade this year.
Three Indian soldiers wear uniforms and carry rifles from the previous decade, while one contingent wore a new combat uniform and brought the latest laughter rifles in the 2022 parade (RDP-2022) as part of ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav “celebrating the 75th year of Indian independence .
There are a total of six turmoil soldiers in the parade this year.
Every marching contingent this year consists of 96 soldiers instead of 144 common that proper attention can be given to the protocol Covid-19.
contingent marching First Indian army, the army Rajput Regiment, wearing the uniform of 1950 -O and bring rifles .303 Larging third, and they carry a Mandiri Rifle 7.62 mm.
The fourth and fifth marching contingency is from Sikh Da Infantry N Ordnance Corps Resiments, and these soldiers wore soldier uniforms today and brought senset 5.56 mm.
The sixth contingent was an army of parachute regiments who wear new combat uniforms, which were launched earlier this month, and carrying Tave rifles.
Overall, there are a total of 14 Marching Contingen – six soldiers, one of the navies, one of the air forces, four central armed police forces (CAPFS), two National Cadet Corps (NCC), one of Delhi police and one national service scheme (NSS ).
R-Day Parade: The Marching Army contingent displays uniform evolution, rifle since independence
