Republic Day 2023: Check The Steps To Book Parade’s Online Tickets

Republic Day 2023: Ahead of the annual Republic Day 2023, the nation is in celebratory fervour. On Friday, the centre launched an online Invitation Management Portal, www.aamantran.mod.gov.in, in order to extend e-invitations to dignitaries/guests. Moreover, the provision for the general public interested in watching the 74th Republic Day parade, which is undoubtedly the main highlight of the 74th republic day event. 

Every year people go gaga to grab the tickets in order to witness the grandeur of the parade, which will take place on January 26. Raksha Rajya Mantri Shri Ajay Bhatt launched the Government’s e-governance initiative. Owing to the Aamantran e-portal, it is now easy for the general public to purchase tickets for Republic Day and Independence Day online, irrespective of their geographical location. 

Steps To Book Republic Day 2023 Tickets

Step 1: Open the Aamantran website or click on www.aamantran.mod.gov.in

Step 2: Register using your mobile number. 

Step 3: Enter the captcha code and then fill in the necessary personal details of people attending the event. 

Step 4: Post entering the details, enter the OTP.

Step 5: Following this, select the ticket of your choice. 

Step 6: Lastly, make an online payment.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, there is a restriction on the number of spectators for India’s 74th Republic Day.

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History of Republic Day

India became an independent country on August 15, 1947. At that point, India lacked a constitution of its own. The majority of its legislation was based on the modified colonial Government of India Act 1935.

A separate resolution was then passed on August 29, 1947, to designate the drafting committee. This group was in charge of drafting a permanent constitution for our nation.

Dr B.R. Ambedkar was selected as the chairman who led India into a new era of triumph and glory. Therefore, Republic Day celebrates the adoption of the Indian Constitution.