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Updated Jan 29, 2021 | 23:50 IST During the ceremony, Indian armed forces and paramilitary forces came together to captivate the spectators with melodious tunes. Indian armed forces performs during the ceremony  |  Photo Credit: ANI Key Highlights It marks the culmination of the 4-day-long Republic Day celebrations New Delhi: New Delhi: The 'Beating Retreat' ceremony, which marks the end of 4-day-long Republic Day celebrations, concluded on Friday after a masterful musical display from 26 bands belonging to Indian armed forces and paramilitary forces. A spe...
The Beating Retreat ceremony is performed by the bands of Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Airforce. In pics: Beating Retreat ceremony  Like every year, the Beating Retreat ceremony of this year took place at the Raisina Hills. The annual event which dates back to the early 1950 marks the end of the four-day-long Republic Day celebrations. The ceremony is organised on January 29 every year and is performed by the bands of the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Airforce. 'Beating Retreat' is a centuries-old military tradition that dates back to the days when the troops ce...