An aerial view captures the pre-recorded Indian Air Force flypast highlighting precision flying and coordinated aerial manoeuvres.
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Indian Air Force aircraft fly in the Varuna formation, showcasing precise aerial coordination, teamwork, and operational excellence.
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India’s Suryastra rockets on high-mobility launchers reflect India’s cutting-edge missile development and strategic deterrence capabilities.
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India’s ATAGS (Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System) artillery system demonstrates precision, range, and modern firepower, highlighting the strength of indigenous defence technology.
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Combining speed and technology, Dhwansak light strike vehicles move in formation with robotic dogs and unmanned ground vehicles, reflecting India’s evolving networked warfare capabilities.
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Showcasing firepower and mobility, the NAG missile system and Sarath infantry combat vehicle roll past in a display of India’s modern armoured and anti-tank warfare readiness.
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Rolling past in formation, Arjun Mk-1 and T-90 Bhishma tanks highlight India’s modernised armoured corps and battlefield dominance.
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Indian Army personnel ride a Takshak high-mobility reconnaissance vehicle, highlighting rapid-deployment capability and battlefield surveillance strength.
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Apache AH-64E helicopters dominate the skies, reflecting the Indian Air Force’s frontline attack helicopter strength and battlefield precision.
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The Suryastra rocket system and the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, mounted on high-mobility launch vehicles, roll past together, highlighting India’s long-range strike capability and advanced indigenous missile technology.
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The Drone Shakti system rolls past with an eagle-on-arm motif, symbolising vigilance and showcasing India’s advancing indigenous drone and unmanned warfare capabilities.
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The Indian Army’s HIM Yodha contingent features soldiers mounted on Bactrian camels, Zanskari ponies, glacier all-terrain vehicles on transport carriers, and Indian-breed military dogs, showcasing the Army’s specialised capabilities for high-altitude and extreme terrain operations.
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Indian Army Remount Veterinary Corps (RVC) personnel march with trained military working dogs (K9s) during the Republic Day parade at Kartavya Path, highlighting their vital roles in explosives detection, search and rescue, tracking, and combat support operations.
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An aerial perspective reveals the grandeur of the IAF flypast, jets moving in perfect rhythm, demonstrating India’s air power in motion.
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Four Mi-17 V5 helicopters sweep across Kartavya Path in the Dhwaj formation showcasing the Indian Air Force’s heavy-lift strength and precision flying.
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Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) Rudra fly past in the Prahar formation demonstrating the Indian Air Force’s attack helicopter capabilities.
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Indian Air Force aircraft soar over Kartavya Path in the Sindoor formation during the Republic Day parade, displaying disciplined aerial coordination and flying precision, in New Delhi on Monday, January 26, 2026.
