New Delhi | Jagran News Desk: Celebrating the 71st Republic Day, India on Sunday showed its military capabilities at the grand parade at Rajpath. The Indian Army showed its T-90 Bhishma main battle tank along with the K-9 VAJRA-T while the Indian Air Force displayed its heavylift helicopter Chinook and attack helicopter Apache, both recently inducted. The Indian Navy, on the other hand, showcased its assets like Boeing P8I Long Range Maritime Patrol Aircraft and the Kolkata Class Destroyer and the Kalvari Class submarine at the parade.

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Here’s a look at some of the images from the Republic Day parade:

The main battle tank of the Indian Army, T- 90 Bhishma, was commanded by Captain Sunny Chahar of 86 Armoured Regiment at the Rajpath.

Indian Army's Para SF soldiers.

The K-9 VAJRA-T commanded by Captain Abhinav Sahu of 269 Medium Regiment at Rajpath.

Advanced Light Helicopters - Weapon System Integrated Rudra and 2 Advanced Light Helicopters, Dhruv of Army Aviation in ‘Diamond’ formation.

Sikh Light Infantry Regiment was led by Major Anjum Gorka of 6th Battalion of the Sikh Light Infantry Regiment. The motto of the Regiment is ‘Deg Teg Fateh’ and the war cry is ‘Jo Bole So Nihal, Sat Shri Akal’.

The marching contingent of the Corps of Signals was led by Captain Tanya Shergil, a fourth generation Army Officer. The motto of the Corps is “Teevra Chaukas”.

BSF soldiers perform stunts on motorcycles.

BSF soldiers perform stunts on motorcycles.

The Indian Navy showcased its assets like Boeing P8I Long Range Maritime Patrol aircraft and the Kolkata Class Destroyer and the Kalvari Class submarine. The indigenous aircraft carrier Vikrant under construction at the Cochin Shipyard.

Indo-Tibetan Border Police marching contingent force led by Assistant Commandant Amit Yadav marching down the Rajpath.

Lieutenant Vivek Vijay More, of 140 Air Defence Regiment, lead the Air Defence Tactical Control Radar being showcased at the parade at Rajpath.

The Camel Contingent of Border Security Force under the command of Deputy Commandant Ghanshyam Singh. BSF's motto is ‘Duty unto Death’. There are over 75 different dress items which are necessary to ceremonially dress the camels and riders of the Force.

Birla Balika Vidyapeeth, Pilani's band was led by Senior Under Officer Charu Surana. The school has been continuously participating in the Republic Day parade for 56 years consecutively.