The Republic Day 2024 Parade is a grand event that showcases India’s rich cultural heritage and military might. This year’s parade is particularly special as it includes a diverse array of participants from various regions and backgrounds, symbolizing the unity and strength of the nation. Among the distinguished participants are Major Sarabjeet Singh Arora and Assistant Commandant Chunauti Sharma.
Major Sarabjeet Singh Arora, leading the Sikh contingent, is a figure of immense pride and represents the valor and tradition of the Sikh community in the Indian Armed Forces. His leadership in the parade is a testament to the inclusive spirit of the country.
Assistant Commandant Chunauti Sharma, serving as the assistant commander of the Coast Guard contingent, showcases the vital role of the Indian Coast Guard in safeguarding the nation’s maritime interests. Her participation highlights the increasing involvement of women in prominent roles within the Indian armed forces.
#WATCH | Delhi: On Women Officers to lead the Indian Coast Guard Contingent in this year's Republic Day Parade, Assistant Commandant Chunauti Sharma says, "When I marched on the Rajpath in NCC, I was a part of the contingent, and the routine was different… Now when I would be… pic.twitter.com/F0UfwbCY07
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Both Major Arora and Chunauti Sharma hail from the culturally rich state of Rajasthan, known for its glorious history and contributions to India’s defence forces. Their background as former National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets illustrates the importance of this youth organization in instilling discipline, patriotism, and a spirit of service among India’s youth.
The Republic Day 2024 Parade is not just a display of military prowess but also a celebration of India’s diversity, unity, and the relentless spirit of its people. The participation of Major Arora and Chunauti Sharma is a shining example of the blend of tradition and modernity that defines contemporary India.