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Beating Retreat Ceremony Set To New Tunes This Year, Drones Light Up Sky
The Beating Retreat ceremony - a centuries-old military tradition going back to the days when troops disengaged from battle at sunset as soon as 'buglers' sounded the 'retreat' - was set to new tunes this year.
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Opinion: No, Modi-ji, We Did Not Get Independence In 2014
The only explanation is that this is a vindictive and insecure government which wants only its own decisions to be seen as worth remembering.
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"Abide With Me" A Sign of "Colonial Past", Sources Say As Hymn Dropped
The well-known patriotic song "Ae Mere Watan ke Logon" will be played at this year's "Beating the Retreat" ceremony instead of "Abide with me", sources have told NDTV amid a controversy over the omission of the much loved hymn.
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Gandhi's Favourite Hymn Dropped From Republic Day Beating Retreat Ceremony
The government has chosen to omit 'Abide With Me', the solemn hymn that signalled the conclusion of the Beating Retreat ceremony - a centuries-old military tradition that, in war, marked the end of fighting for the day, with soldiers sheathing arms.
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Beating Retreat Ceremony Set To New Tunes This Year, Drones Light Up Sky
The Beating Retreat ceremony - a centuries-old military tradition going back to the days when troops disengaged from battle at sunset as soon as 'buglers' sounded the 'retreat' - was set to new tunes this year.
-
Opinion: No, Modi-ji, We Did Not Get Independence In 2014
The only explanation is that this is a vindictive and insecure government which wants only its own decisions to be seen as worth remembering.
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"Abide With Me" A Sign of "Colonial Past", Sources Say As Hymn Dropped
The well-known patriotic song "Ae Mere Watan ke Logon" will be played at this year's "Beating the Retreat" ceremony instead of "Abide with me", sources have told NDTV amid a controversy over the omission of the much loved hymn.
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Gandhi's Favourite Hymn Dropped From Republic Day Beating Retreat Ceremony
The government has chosen to omit 'Abide With Me', the solemn hymn that signalled the conclusion of the Beating Retreat ceremony - a centuries-old military tradition that, in war, marked the end of fighting for the day, with soldiers sheathing arms.
