“Land of knowledge”: Bihar’s tableau at R-Day parade to showcase Nalanda ruins, newly built university & Bhagwan Buddh
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“Land of knowledge”: Bihar’s tableau at R-Day parade to showcase Nalanda ruins, newly built university & Bhagwan Buddh

The tableau will showcase the glorious history of the state, highlighting the ruins of ancient Nalanda, the newly-built university at the site and Bodh Gaya, a place where Bhagwan Buddh attained enlightenment

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Ruins of ancient Nalanda university-left, a building in the newly built Nalanda university campus, Image Credit: ensureIAS

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New Delhi: The Bihar tableau at this year’s Republic Day parade will showcase the tangible heritage of the state, presenting the state as a ‘land of knowledge, salvation and peace’.

Bihar Joint Director Ravi Bhushan Sahay said the tableau shows the historical importance of Bihar, highlighting Nalanda University, Nalanda ruins, the newly built International Nalanda University and Bodh Gaya, where Bhagwan Buddh attained enlightenment.

“Bihar has been the land of knowledge, salvation and peace since ancient times. Nalanda University was always famous. Through this tableau, we tried showing that tangible heritage – in the form of Nalanda ruins,” Sahay said.

He added, “The efforts to re-establish Bihar as the “land of knowledge,” we are displaying International Nalanda University that was inaugurated last year by PM Modi…Bodhgaya has Bodhi tree, we have made an effort to display that as well. Lord Buddha attained enlightenment here.”

A visual of the tableau showed Lord Buddha and the ruins of the ancient Nalanda Mahavihara University. Nalanda was a renowned Buddhist Mahavihara (great monastery) in ancient and medieval Magadha (modern-day Bihar).

Read more at: Bihar to shine at Republic Day Parade 2025 after 8 years; Tableau to showcase Nalanda University’s revival….

The Republic Day Parade will also include a tableau of Haryana showcasing the development taking place in various sectors, with special emphasis on the state government schemes that are proving beneficial to the public.

A visual of the tableau showed a replica of a man operating a laptop, accompanied by a young girl. The tableau also has the portrayal of the Bhagwad Gita’s divine message delivered by Lord Krishna to Arjuna in Kurukshetra.

Speaking to ANI, the Director General of Public Relations Haryana KM Pandurang said that this year’s Haryana tableau is titled ‘Samridh Haryana-Virasat Aur Vikas’.

“The theme of Haryana’s tableau there is ‘Samridh Haryana-Virasat Aur Vikas’. With this theme, we have prepared this tableau under the leadership of CM. We have shown our heritage – from Kurukshetra to the infrastructure and development of Haryana today, the contribution of athletes,” Pandurang said.

The parade will also include a tri-services tableau, emphasizing the spirit of collaboration and integration among the Armed Forces. The theme for this tableau is “Shashakt aur Surakshit Bharat.”

The Republic Day Parade 2025 promises to be a unique blend of India’s cultural diversity and military prowess, with a special focus on 75 years since the enactment of the Constitution and public participation (Jan Bhagidari).

This year, 31 tableaux from various States, Union Territories, and Central Government Ministries/Departments will participate, showcasing the theme “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas.” After the National Anthem, balloons with banners of the official logo of the 75th year of the Indian Constitution will be released. The event will conclude with a flypast by 47 aircraft.

Under the theme of “Swarnim Bharat: Virasat Aur Vikas,” tableaux from 16 States/Union Territories and 10 Ministries/Departments of the Union Government will be showcased during the 76th Republic Day Parade at Kartavya Path in New Delhi on January 26, 2025. These tableaux will reflect India’s diverse strengths and its evolving cultural inclusiveness as the nation marches toward a glorious future.

The President of Indonesia Prabowo Subianto will be the Chief Guest at the parade.

During a media briefing in New Delhi, Defense Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh announced that a 160-member marching contingent and a 190-member band contingent from Indonesia will participate in the parade alongside the Indian Armed Forces. (With inputs from ANI)

 

 

 

Topics: Republic Day 2025Republic Day Tableau BiharRuins of ancient Nalanda universityBiharPrime Minister Narendra ModiNitish KumarNalanda University
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