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Punjab Regiment, ITBP best marching contingents at R-Day Parade

Sunday - January 28, 2018 8:24 pm , Category : ART & LITERATURE
 Punjab Regiment, ITBP best marching contingents at R-Day Parade
Punjab Regiment, ITBP best marching contingents at R-Day Parade

New Delhi Jan 28 (IANS) Maharashtra won the award for best state tableau at this year s Republic Day Parade here while the Punjab Regiment of the Indian Army bagged the award for the best marching contingent among the three services and ITBP among the paramilitary and auxiliary forces.



The awards were given away by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at a function here on Sunday.

An official release said the Maharashtra tableau depicted the coronation of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

The second award among tableaux from states and union territories went to Assam which depicted traditional masks and sastras .

A tableau of Chhattisgarh which depicted Ramgarh s ancient amphitheatre along with performance by artistes was awarded the third prize. The tableau was based on Kalidasa s Meghadootam .

As many as 23 tableaux participated in the parade including those from the ministries and departments.

The External Affairs Ministry tableau had depicted the long socio-cultural religious educational and trade relations between India and Asean countries.

In the category of tableaux of ministries and departments the best tableau award was given to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports for depicting ‘Khelo India .

In the category of items presented by schoolchildren Nagpur s South Central Zone Cultural Centre s ‘Baredi" dance from Madhya Pradesh was awarded the first prize.

North East Zone Cultural Centre Dimapur (Nagaland) and Oxford Foundation School Najafgarh Delhi were given consolation prizes.

--IANS
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