Speaking on the sidelines of the Jaipur Literature Festival, Salman Khurshid said India values protocols, but beyond protocols "there is something called good manners".
India on Friday celebrated its 69th Republic Day with 10 leaders of ASEAN countries taking a close look at the country's military might and cultural diversity and getting a peep into achievements at the grand parade on majestic Rajpath.
As mobiles phones have been buzzing since morning with Republic Day wishes, our Bollywood celebs too aren't far behind.
Rahul was seated in the sixth row, along with Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad.
According to police, some unidentified people hurled stones at a motorcycle rally taken out by volunteers of VHP and ABVP on the Mathura-Bareilly highway.
Hina Khan was known for her friendship with Priyank Sharma and Luv Tyagi in Bigg Boss 11.
Corporal Nirala was part of a Garud Special Forces Unit of the IAF, a detachment of which was attached to a Rashtriya Rifles battalion under the aegis of 'Op Rakshak'.
Sporting a saffron, red and green coloured 'safa', PM Modi waved at the crowd enthusiastically as he walked on the Rajpath with his security personnel trying to keep pace with him and his motorcade following.
From many firsts to the traditional showcasing of nation's diversity on full display, drew cheers from one and all.
The constable was depressed because of some family problems, police said.
The Delhi chief minister was seated separately from Sisodia and Delhi minister Satyendar Jain in the VIP enclosure.
This historic day of national significance is celebrated with immense joy, fervour, pride and honour. And as they say, no celebration is complete without songs.
Indian sportspersons such as Sania Mirza, Mithali Raj, Cheteshwar Pujara, Shikhar Dhawan and many more have wished India on celebrating their 69th Republic Day, Take a look.
From watching the colourful parade to dressing in shades of the tricolour -- actors from the Hindi telly world have fond memories of Republic Day.
Police, homeguards and NCC contingents were among other participants in the parades taken out in district headquarters in the two states and their joint capital Chandigarh.
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