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The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day. 

Republic Day Violence: Man who led & instigated Red Fort mob arrested, says Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day

Man who led & instigated Red Fort mob arrested: Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day. The suspect, 65-year-old Sukhdev Singh, belongs to Karnal in Haryana and was nabbed from Chandigarh by a Crime Branch team on the basis of technical surveillance, The Times of India reported. The police had earlier announced a reward of ₹50,000 on information leading to Singh. The main suspect, actor-activist Deep Sidhu, is still at large.

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day.
The suspect, 65-year-old Sukhdev Singh, belongs to Karnal in Haryana and was nabbed from Chandigarh by a Crime Branch team on the basis of technical surveillance, The Times of India reported.
The police had earlier announced a reward of ₹50,000 on information leading to Singh. Police said that he was involved in leading and instigating the riotous mob at Lal Quila. The main suspect, actor-activist Deep Sidhu, is still at large.

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day.

Republic Day violence: Supreme Court dismisses plea demanding probe

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day. The Supreme court allowed petitioners to file representation before the government. Supreme Court also dismissed another PIL seeking direction to the media not to declare farmers as 'terrorists' without any evidence. The farmers&rsquo; tractor rally turned violent on January 26th after protesters broke barricades and entered Delhi. Protesters also breached the Red Fort and hoisted a religious flag at the fort.

R-Day tractor violence: SC dismisses plea demanding probe

SC refuses to entertain petitions on tractor rally violence&nbsp;
SC dismissed petitions demanding probe into R-Day violence
SC: petitioners can file representation before the govt.
Plea to direct media to not call farmers as 'terrorists' dismissed

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day. The Supreme court allowed petitioners to file representation before the government.
Supreme Court also dismissed another PIL seeking direction to the media not to declare farmers as 'terrorists' without any evidence.
The farmers&rsquo; tractor rally turned violent on January 26th after protesters broke barricades and entered Delhi. Protesters also breached the Red Fort and hoisted a religious flag at the fort.

Republic Day Violence: The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

Republic Day Violence: Shashi Tharoor, journalists face sedition over farm protest posts

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi

Tharoor, journalists face sedition over farm protest posts

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi. All of them face charges including sedition, criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity under the Indian Penal Code. The journalists named in the FIR are Mrinal Pande, Rajdeep Sardesai, Vinod Jose, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath and Anant Nath. The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi.
All of them face charges including sedition, criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity under the Indian Penal Code. The journalists named in the FIR are Mrinal Pande, Rajdeep Sardesai, Vinod Jose, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath and Anant Nath.
The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

Farm leaders and politicians have blamed 36-year-old Punjabi actor-turned-activist Deep Sidhu for inciting violence during the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi.

Farmers tractor rally violence: Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu blamed for Delhi violence

Farm leaders and politicians have blamed 36-year-old Punjabi actor-turned-activist Deep Sidhu for inciting violence during the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu blamed for Delhi violence

Farm leaders and politicians have blamed 36-year-old Punjabi actor-turned-activist Deep Sidhu for inciting violence during the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi. They alleged Sidhu &mdash; who earlier publicly aired his differences with the farm unions &mdash; tried to defame the farmers&rsquo; stir byu inciting the youth and not following the unions' guidelines. Sidhu posted a video on Facebook on Tuesday evening where he admitted to hoisting the Nishan Sahib flag at the Red Fort but said that he had done nothing wrong. Congress MP from Ludhiana Ravneet Singh Bittu called Sidhu the "front face of Khalistan".&nbsp;

Farm leaders and politicians have blamed 36-year-old Punjabi actor-turned-activist Deep Sidhu for inciting violence during the Republic Day tractor rally in Delhi.
They alleged Sidhu &mdash; who earlier publicly aired his differences with the farm unions &mdash; tried to defame the farmers&rsquo; stir byu inciting the youth and not following the unions' guidelines.
Sidhu posted a video on Facebook on Tuesday evening where he admitted to hoisting the Nishan Sahib flag at the Red Fort but said that he had done nothing wrong. Congress MP from Ludhiana Ravneet Singh Bittu called Sidhu the "front face of Khalistan".&nbsp;
&nbsp;&ldquo;We condemn this act of Deep Sidhu in strong words and we think that he was working as a government agent. We didn&rsquo;t have any plans to go to Red Fort but he did not follow our guidelines and even misled some youth,&rdquo; said Bharatiya Kisan Union (Charuni) president Gurnam Singh Charuni.

In lieu of the farmer's protests, Delhi Traffic Police issued a public advisory on roads to avoid in NCT.

Farmer Protest in Delhi: roads to avoid

In lieu of the farmer's protests, Delhi Traffic Police issued a public advisory on roads to avoid in NCT. These include:
NH 44 GTK road Outer Ring road Signature Bridge GT road ISBT ring road Vikas Marg ITO NH 24 Nizammudin Khatta Noida link road Peeragarhi&nbsp; Shankar Road Talkatora Road Minto Road Dwarka More Uttam Nagar East Metro Station

The 72nd Republic Day saw a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade began from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but ended at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it covered a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators were also reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children under 15 and elderly were allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. The parade saw a spectacle of India's military might and cultural diversity as the marching contingents and tableaux rolled down the Rajpath. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation.

R-Day parade: India displays military might, cultural heritage

The 72nd Republic Day saw a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis

The 72nd Republic Day saw a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade began from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but ended at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it covered a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators were also reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children under 15 and elderly were allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. The parade saw a spectacle of India's military might and cultural diversity as the marching contingents and tableaux rolled down the Rajpath. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation.

In a first, a contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces marched in the Republic Day parade on Tuesday. The participation was to commemorate 50 years of the country's Liberation War in 1971 and establishment of diplomatic ties with India. The 122-member strong Bangladeshi contingent was led by Lt Col Abu Mohammed Shahnoor Shawan. This is the third time that a contingent from a foreign country has taken part in the Republic Day celebrations. The other two countries being France in 2016 and the UAE in 2017.

Bangladesh Army team in R-Day parade to mark 50 yrs of 1971 war 

In a first, a contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces marched in the Republic Day parade to commemorate 50 years of the country's Liberation War in 1971

In a first, a contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces marched in the Republic Day parade on Tuesday. The participation was to commemorate 50 years of the country's Liberation War in 1971 and establishment of diplomatic ties with India. The 122-member strong Bangladeshi contingent was led by Lt Col Abu Mohammed Shahnoor Shawan. This is the third time that a contingent from a foreign country has taken part in the Republic Day celebrations. The other two countries being France in 2016 and the UAE in 2017.

India military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Leading the big guns was the main battle tank of the Indian Army, T- 90 Bhishma, which was commanded by Captain Karanveer Singh Bhangu of 54 Armoured Regiment. The Mobile Autonomous Launcher of the Brahmos Missile system followed led by Captain Quamrul Zaman. This missile has been developed as a joint venture between India and Russia. It has a maximum range of 400 km. Then came the perfect combination of AI and human brillance, the Pinaka Multi Launcher Rocket System of 841 Rocket Regiment led by Capt Vibhor Gulati. 214 mm Pinaka MBRL is one of the most advanced rocket systems in world. A fully automated system, it can deliver firepower within a short span of time over large area.

Watch: India's military might rolls down Rajpath on R-Day

India's military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Here are a few glimpses

India's military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Leading the big guns was the main battle tank of the Indian Army, T- 90 Bhishma, which was commanded by Captain Karanveer Singh Bhangu of 54 Armoured Regiment. The Mobile Autonomous Launcher of the Brahmos Missile system followed led by Captain Quamrul Zaman. This missile has been developed as a joint venture between India and Russia. It has a maximum range of 400 km. Then came the perfect combination of AI and human brillance, the Pinaka Multi Launcher Rocket System of 841 Rocket Regiment led by Capt Vibhor Gulati. 214 mm Pinaka MBRL is one of the most advanced rocket systems in world. A fully automated system, it can deliver firepower within a short span of time over large area.&nbsp;Captain Preeti Choudhary of 140 Air Defence Regiment led the upgraded Schilka Weapon system. She was the only woman contingent commander from Army at the parade.

India's military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Leading the big guns was the main battle tank of the Indian Army, T- 90 Bhishma, which was commanded by Captain Karanveer Singh Bhangu of 54 Armoured Regiment. The Mobile Autonomous Launcher of the Brahmos Missile system followed led by Captain Quamrul Zaman. This missile has been developed as a joint venture between India and Russia. It has a maximum range of 400 km. Then came the perfect combination of AI and human brillance, the Pinaka Multi Launcher Rocket System of 841 Rocket Regiment led by Capt Vibhor Gulati. 214 mm Pinaka MBRL is one of the most advanced rocket systems in world. A fully automated system, it can deliver firepower within a short span of time over large area.
Captain Preeti Choudhary of 140 Air Defence Regiment led the upgraded Schilka Weapon system. She was the only woman contingent commander from Army at the parade.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid homage to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial at India Gate on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. The Prime Minister was received at the war memorial by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, and the chiefs of the three Armed Forces. The National War Memorial has been built in memory of the soldiers who laid down their lives for the country post-independence. The prime minister also extended his warm wishes to the countrymen on Republic Day.

PM's tribute to martyrs at National War Memorial on R-Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid homage to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial at India Gate on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid homage to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial at India Gate on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. The Prime Minister was received at the war memorial by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, and the chiefs of the three Armed Forces. The National War Memorial has been built in memory of the soldiers who laid down their lives for the country post-independence. The prime minister also extended his warm wishes to the countrymen on Republic Day.

ITBP jawans unfurled the national flag at 17,000 feet in -25 degrees at the Ladakh on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. Visuals showed ITBP soldiers marching with the flag on a frozen lake and raising slogans on the icy heights on the border outpost. Ladakh has been at the centre of tensions with China along the LAC since June last year when 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly clash with the Chinese soldiers as the PLA tried to intrude into the Indian territory.

Watch: ITBP soldiers unfurl flag on icy heights of Ladakh

ITBP jawans unfurled the national flag at 17,000 feet in -25 degrees at the Ladakh on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day

ITBP jawans unfurled the national flag at 17,000 feet in -25 degrees at the Ladakh on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. Visuals showed ITBP soldiers marching with the flag on a frozen lake and raising slogans on the icy heights on the border outpost. Ladakh has been at the centre of tensions with China along the LAC since June last year when 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly clash with the Chinese soldiers as the PLA tried to intrude into the Indian territory.

India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day and the main ceremony will be organised at Rajpath in the national capital where President Ram Nath Kovind will take the salute of the parade. India&rsquo;s military might, cultural diversity, social and economic progress will be on display during the Republic Day celebrations. Thirty-two tableaux, 17 from states and Union territories, nine from various ministries or departments and paramilitary forces and six from the ministry of defence, depicting the nation&rsquo;s rich cultural heritage, economic progress and defence prowess will roll down the Rajpath. The grand event will culminate with Rafale aircraft flying at a speed of 900-kilometre per hour carrying out a Vertical Charlie.

R-Day parade: Show of India's military might, cultural diversity

India&rsquo;s military might, cultural diversity, social and economic progress will be on display during the Republic Day celebrations

India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day and the main ceremony will be organised at Rajpath in the national capital where President Ram Nath Kovind will take the salute of the parade. India&rsquo;s military might, cultural diversity, social and economic progress will be on display during the Republic Day celebrations. Thirty-two tableaux, 17 from states and Union territories, nine from various ministries or departments and paramilitary forces and six from the ministry of defence will roll down the Rajpath. The grand event will culminate with Rafale aircraft flying at a speed of 900-kilometre per hour carrying out a Vertical Charlie.

India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day and the main ceremony will be organised at Rajpath in the national capital where President Ram Nath Kovind will take the salute of the parade. India&rsquo;s military might, cultural diversity, social and economic progress will be on display during the Republic Day celebrations. Thirty-two tableaux, 17 from states and Union territories, nine from various ministries or departments and paramilitary forces and six from the ministry of defence, depicting the nation&rsquo;s rich cultural heritage, economic progress and defence prowess will roll down the Rajpath. The grand event will culminate with Rafale aircraft flying at a speed of 900-kilometre per hour carrying out a Vertical Charlie.

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the coronavirus lockdown last year, is among the thirty-two children to be awarded the bravery award this Republic Day. "Congratulation to Bihar, Darbhanga's Jyoti Kumari for getting Bal Puraskar and warm wishes for her future," Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Monday. Jyoti's courage and strength cannot be described in words, a citation for the award tweeted by PM Modi read.
Arshiya Das, a 10-year-old chess player, has also been awarded for her contribution in the field of sports.&nbsp;

Girl who carried her father 1,200 km on cycle gets bravery award

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the lockdown last year, is among the 32 children to be awarded the bravery award

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the coronavirus lockdown last year, is among the thirty-two children to be awarded the bravery award this Republic Day. "Congratulation to Bihar, Darbhanga's Jyoti Kumari for getting Bal Puraskar and warm wishes for her future," Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Monday. Jyoti's courage and strength cannot be described in words, a citation for the award tweeted by PM Modi read.

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the coronavirus lockdown last year, is among the thirty-two children to be awarded the bravery award this Republic Day. "Congratulation to Bihar, Darbhanga's Jyoti Kumari for getting Bal Puraskar and warm wishes for her future," Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Monday. Jyoti's courage and strength cannot be described in words, a citation for the award tweeted by PM Modi read.
Arshiya Das, a 10-year-old chess player, has also been awarded for her contribution in the field of sports. &nbsp;

This Republic Day will see a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade will begin from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but will culminate at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it will cover a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators has also been reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children and elderly have not been allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation. There is no chief guest this year.

Republic Day: Shorter parade, lesser crowd due to Covid-19

This Republic Day will see a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis.

This Republic Day will see a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade will begin from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but will culminate at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it will cover a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators has also been reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children and elderly have not been allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation. There is no chief guest this year.

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee -- has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route. The group has said that its parade will approach the Delhi's Outer Ring Road, which the cops have not allowed. The police and farmers union had agreed upon the tractor parade routes from three locations at the border after a series of meetings. Delhi Police chief SN Srivastava has warned that some elements are trying to provoke the farmers and take advantage of the rally.

Farmers' group plans to veer from tractor rally route

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, one of the farmers' groups has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route for the tractor parade

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee -- has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route. The group has said that its parade will approach the Delhi's Outer Ring Road, which the cops have not allowed. The police and farmers union had agreed upon the tractor parade routes from three locations at the border after a series of meetings. Delhi Police chief SN Srivastava has warned that some elements are trying to provoke the farmers and take advantage of the rally.

Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets. A single Rafale aircraft will put on a show on January 26, in what is a highly-anticipated display. Rafale will fly with two Jaguars and two MiG-29s in one of the formations, before performing another manoeuvre to wrap up the flypast. Besides Rafale, 41 other aircraft will be a part of different formations. These include 21 helicopters, 15 fighter jets, five transport aircraft and a vintage Dakota aircraft.

Rafale to make a roaring debut at Republic Day parade

Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets

Among the many &lsquo;firsts&rsquo; this Republic Day parade on Tuesday will be the participation of the newly-acquired Rafale fighter jets. A single Rafale aircraft will put on a show on January 26, in what is a highly-anticipated display. Rafale will fly with two Jaguars and two MiG-29s in one of the formations, before performing another manoeuvre to wrap up the flypast. Besides Rafale, 41 other aircraft will be a part of different formations. These include 21 helicopters, 15 fighter jets, five transport aircraft and a vintage Dakota aircraft.

The gravity-defying stunts by motorcycle-borne men, which are a major attraction for the crowd at Republic Day celebrations on the Rajpath, will be missing this year due to Covid safety norms.
The spectator number too has been reduced to 25,000 from the usual 1.25 lakh to ensure social distancing. Besides this, the parade of gallantry awardees and children who have earned bravery awards will also not be there this time.
The parade will end at the National Stadium this year instead of following the regular route all the way to the Red Fort.
A total of 32 tableaux -- 17 of various states and UTs, nine of ministries and six from defence arm -- will roll down Rajpath.
A military band from the Bangladesh Army will also take part in the parade. This year, Bangladesh marks the 50th anniversary of its Independence.
&nbsp;

R-Day: No motorcycle stunts, crowd cut to a fifth due to Covid

The gravity-defying stunts by motorcycle-borne men, which are a major attraction for the crowd at Republic Day celebrations on the Rajpath, will be missing this year due to Covid safety norms

The gravity-defying stunts by motorcycle-borne men, which are a major attraction for the crowd at Republic Day celebrations on the Rajpath, will be missing this year due to Covid safety norms. The spectator number too has been reduced to 25,000 from the usual 1.25 lakh to ensure social distancing. Besides this, the parade of gallantry awardees and children who have earned bravery awards will also not be there this time. The parade will end at the National Stadium this year instead of following the regular route all the way to the Red Fort.

The gravity-defying stunts by motorcycle-borne men, which are a major attraction for the crowd at Republic Day celebrations on the Rajpath, will be missing this year due to Covid safety norms.
The spectator number too has been reduced to 25,000 from the usual 1.25 lakh to ensure social distancing. Besides this, the parade of gallantry awardees and children who have earned bravery awards will also not be there this time.
The parade will end at the National Stadium this year instead of following the regular route all the way to the Red Fort.
A total of 32 tableaux -- 17 of various states and UTs, nine of ministries and six from defence arm -- will roll down Rajpath.
A military band from the Bangladesh Army will also take part in the parade. This year, Bangladesh marks the 50th anniversary of its Independence.
&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally by farmers on Republic Day in the Capital since it is the police that must decide on these matters. Thousands of farmers are scheduled to hold a tractor a parade in Delhi as part of the protests against the three new contentions agricultural laws. Following the top court's stand on the issue, the Union government said it will leave it for Delhi police to decide on the event. The court was hearing a plea from the Central government asking it to order the farmers not to carry out the tractor rally amid the Republic Day celebrations.

Farmers tractor rally: Centre says Delhi Police to decide

The Supreme Court said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally by farmers on Republic Day since it is the police that must decide on these matters

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally by farmers on Republic Day in the Capital since it is the police that must decide on these matters. Thousands of farmers are scheduled to hold a tractor a parade in Delhi as part of the protests against the three new contentions agricultural laws. Following the top court's stand on the issue, the Union government said it will leave it for Delhi police to decide on the event.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it will not pass orders on the planned tractor rally by farmers on Republic Day in the Capital since it is the police that must decide on these matters. Thousands of farmers are scheduled to hold a tractor a parade in Delhi as part of the protests against the three new contentions agricultural laws. Following the top court's stand on the issue, the Union government said it will leave it for Delhi police to decide on the event. The court was hearing a plea from the Central government asking it to order the farmers not to carry out the tractor rally amid the Republic Day celebrations.

Indo Tibetan Border Police's crack K9 team, which is its dog squad, has been given the responsibility to secure Rajpath and the area around India Gate for the Republic Day parade on Delhi Police's request.
The dogs have been trained for all weather and all region conditions and are friendly with people. These are hero dogs, with noses that miss nothing and have served in various parts of the country, an ANI&nbsp;report said.

Crack K9 commandos of ITBP to secure Rajpath on Republic Day 

ITBP's&nbsp;dog squad will secure and santise&nbsp;Rajpath, India Gate for Republic Day parade

Indo Tibetan Border Police's crack K9 team, which is its dog squad, has been given the responsibility to secure Rajpath and the area around India Gate for the Republic Day parade on Delhi Police's request.
The dogs have been trained for all weather and all region conditions and are friendly with people. These are hero dogs, with noses that miss nothing and have served in various parts of the country, an ANI&nbsp;report said.

Xiaomi Republic Day Sale: Xiaomi India has announced discounts of up to ₹2,000 on its Redmi Note 9 series, ahead of Republic day. 

Xiaomi Republic Day Sale 2021: Deals on Redmi Note 9 series and more

Xiaomi India has announced discounts of up to ₹2,000 on its Redmi Note 9 series, ahead of Republic day.

Xiaomi Republic Day Sale: deals on Redmi Note 9 series

Xiaomi India has announced discounts of up to ₹2,000 on its Redmi Note 9 series, ahead of Republic day. The Redmi Note 9 Pro 4GB RAM variant and Redmi Note 9 Pro Max 6GB RAM model will be available at a discounted price of ₹13,999 and ₹17,499 respectively with an additional ₹2,000 bumped up exchange offer. Customers can purchase the discounted Redmi smartphones during the Republic Day Sale on Amazon.in, Flipkart.com and on Mi.com, starting 20th January till 24th January.

Xiaomi India has announced discounts of up to ₹2,000 on its Redmi Note 9 series, ahead of Republic day. The Redmi Note 9 Pro 4GB RAM variant and Redmi Note 9 Pro Max 6GB RAM model will be available at a discounted price of ₹13,999 and ₹17,499 respectively with an additional ₹2,000 bumped up exchange offer.
Customers can purchase the discounted Redmi smartphones during the Republic Day Sale on Amazon.in, Flipkart.com and on Mi.com, starting 20th January till 24th January.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to farm unions on the Delhi Police application seeking cancellation of a proposed tractor rally in the Capital on the Republic Day. Citing the threat to law and order on the R-Day, the Delhi Police and the Centre sought the SC intervention in stopping the tractor rally. It stated that the march is slated to disrupt and disturb the Republic Day parade as well as create a lwa and order challenge. The Police argued that the right to protest cannot include the "maligning the nation&nbsp;globally".

SC notice to farm unions as Delhi Police wants tractor march stopped

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to farm unions on the Delhi Police application seeking cancellation of a proposed tractor rally in the Capital on the Republic Day.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to farm unions on the Delhi Police application seeking cancellation of a proposed tractor rally in the Capital on the Republic Day. Citing the threat to law and order on the R-Day, the Delhi Police and the Centre sought the SC intervention in stopping the tractor rally. It stated that the march is slated to disrupt and disturb the Republic Day parade as well as create a law and order challenge. The Police argued that the right to protest cannot include&nbsp; "maligning the nation&nbsp;globally".

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to farm unions on the Delhi Police application seeking cancellation of a proposed tractor rally in the Capital on the Republic Day. Citing the threat to law and order on the R-Day, the Delhi Police and the Centre sought the SC intervention in stopping the tractor rally. It stated that the march is slated to disrupt and disturb the Republic Day parade as well as create a lwa and order challenge. The Police argued that the right to protest cannot include the "maligning the nation&nbsp;globally".

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