46) Republic Day 2021: Parade moment security arrangements traffic limitations to Delhi Metro services - All you need to know

India Republic Day -- Republic Day 2021 Parade Routine Chief Guest Security Bouquets: The parade normally considers thousands of people and foreign dignitaries invited to see the parade. But the number of guests and participants has been restricted due to the coronavirus pandemic this time.

Republic Time 2021 Parade Timings Chief Guest Delhi Metro Companies: India will celebrate its 72nd Republic Day with January 26. This day is definitely marked to celebrate the time on which the Constitution associated with India came into being in 1950. On this day the Republic Day parade takes place scaled-down the military might along with the rich cultural heritage from the country. The parade normally sees thousands of people and unknown dignitaries invited to see the parade. However the number of guests along with attendees has been restricted due to coronavirus pandemic this time. This current year there will be no chief guests or foreign dignitaries with Republic Day. The number of viewers has also been brought down caused by virus restrictions.

Republic Time Parade schedule timing with January 26

On Wednesday the parade will start from 9. 50 AM from Vijay Chowk and proceed towards the National Stadium. The actual tableaux will start from Vijay Chowk and proceed on the Red Fort. The wreath laying function at the Nationwide War Memorial will take place at 9 AM. Beginning from Vijay Chowk the parade will pass through Rajpath Amar Jawan Jyoti India Entrance Princess Palace roundabout Tilak Marg and Radial Route. And then it will turn right with C Hexagon turn still left again to enter the Nationwide Stadium. Similarly the tableaux will start from Vijay Chowk and proceed to Red Fort via Rajpath India Entrance Princess Palace roundabout Tilak Marg Bahadur Shah Eliminar Marg and Netaji Subhash Marg.

Republic Day targeted traffic movement and restrictions

The actual traffic movement on selected roads leading to the route on the parade and tableaux will likely be restricted. No traffic will likely be allowed on Vijay Chowk from 6 pm with Monday till the parade is over on Tuesday. The actual Delhi Police says that will due to the parade no get across traffic will be allowed with Rajpath intersections from Friday afternoon.

As per the advisory The indian subcontinent Gate will be closed with regard to traffic movements from five am on Tuesday till the tableaux cross Tilak Marg. The traffic will not be allowed on Tilak Marg Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg and Subhash Marg from 5 am Tuesday. The actual cross traffic can be granted depending on the movement of tableaux. The routes that road users can follow tomorrow are definitely the north-south corridor that includes Ring Road Ashram Chowk Sarai Kale Khan and Rajghat.

Delhi Police have prohibited flying of sub-conventional aerospace platforms like para engines para-gliders hang gliders UAVs microlight aircrafts remotely piloted aircrafts hot air balloons tiny size-powered aircrafts quadcopters or perhaps para jumping from jet over the jurisdiction of the country wide capital.

Delhi Metro timings on Republic Day

The Delhi Metro services will likely be partially shut tomorrow caused by security arrangements for the Republic Day. Four stations rapid Central Secretariat Udyog Bhawan Patel Chowk and Elektrolokomotive Kalyan Marg - at the Rajpath will be shut in the morning. All metro parking tons will remain closed from Friday evening to Tuesday morning. Interchange will be available at the Main Secretariat metro stations. The actual Central Secretariat station will be used for interchange of people between Line 2 (Yellow Line) and Line a few (Violet Line) during that period of time.

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