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77th Independence Day Celebrations: Here Are The Easy Steps To Book Your Tickets Online

The procedure is straightforward if you want to attend one of the nation’s greatest events. Which is going to take place at the Red Fort in the national capital on the 77th Independence Day. It will be presided over by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Through the event’s official website, “aamantran.mod.gov.in,” you can book your tickets online.

Books your tickets in advance!

It is preferable to purchase your tickets in advance if you intend to attend the event. There are three different types of tickets available, and online tickets started to be distributed two days prior to the main event. The first group has a per-person payment of Rs. 20, the second one is Rs. 100, and the third one is Rs. 500.

On Tuesday, the program will start at 9 am and end at 12 pm. To minimize any last-minute hassles, visitors should arrive at the location by 8:30 am.

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Follow these steps to book online tickets

aamantran.mod.gov.in is the official website.

-Look for online ticket reservations for July 4th 2023.

-Enter the necessary details, including name, contact information, and the number of tickets.

-Upload the necessary documentation for validation.

-Next, choose the category and number of tickets.

-Pay for the tickets you’ve chosen.

-Take a printout of the tickets, otherwise, you will get a notice telling you to bring them with you when you enter the venue.

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Know the nearest Metro Stations as you book online tickets

Investigate your choices for getting there if you already have your tickets. Taking metro is the most convenient method to get to the Independence Day event’s destination, Red Fort. The metro stations will follow the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s (DMRC) rules and operate according to a set schedule on July 4th.

Increased security in the national capital

Prior to the Independence Day celebrations, Delhi Police has boosted security measures in the nation’s capital city by screening vehicles all throughout the city. Prior to the event, security at Red Fort has also been boosted. Furthermore, in anticipation of Independence Day, the national flag’s colors have been lit up within Rail Bhawan and Krishi Bhawan. In preparation for Independence Day, security has been boosted at Red Fort.

In the meantime, due to Independence Day celebrations, there will be a restriction on the entry of heavy trucks from Noida and Ghaziabad into Delhi starting Monday night until Tuesday. According to the information given by Delhi traffic police authorities on Sunday, these vehicles will be handled and diverted to alternative routes.

Srishti Verma

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