Prime Minister Narendra Modi Safa

Independence 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi this year went for a saffron and cream safa (head gear) for the Independence Day function at Delhi's Red Fort. Continuing with his tradition of colourful turbans, the Prime Minister today sported a safa with a long trail.

Continuing his tradition of donning colourful turbans on Republic Day and Independence Day celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sported a saffron ''bandhej'' headgear with a tail for the 71st Republic Day on Sunday.

With safa for his fifth and final Independence Day address as Prime Minister for this tenure, PM Modi continued his trend of wearing turbans on Independence Day.

India celebrated its 69th Republic Day today with a record 10 heads of state, from ASEAN or the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, watching the grand parade with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi. The leaders, sporting crimson Indian scarves, sat on a 100-foot stage enclosed by bullet-proof glas...

The grand Republic Day parade lasted two hours, the non-stop drizzle failing to dampen the crowd's enthusiasm for the event, owed at least in part to the presence of President Barack Obama as Chief Guest. First Lady Michelle Obama was bundled up in an overcoat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore a bright safa or turban.

Before the Republic Day parade, where US President Barack Obama will be chief guest this morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid homage to India's martyrs at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his maiden Independence Day speech today, his bright red-and-green turban wasn't just a sartorial statement, but it seemed to showcase his journey to the country's top post.

Independence 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi this year went for a saffron and cream safa (head gear) for the Independence Day function at Delhi's Red Fort. Continuing with his tradition of colourful turbans, the Prime Minister today sported a safa with a long trail.

Continuing his tradition of donning colourful turbans on Republic Day and Independence Day celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sported a saffron ''bandhej'' headgear with a tail for the 71st Republic Day on Sunday.

With safa for his fifth and final Independence Day address as Prime Minister for this tenure, PM Modi continued his trend of wearing turbans on Independence Day.

India celebrated its 69th Republic Day today with a record 10 heads of state, from ASEAN or the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, watching the grand parade with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Rajpath, the ceremonial road in the heart of Delhi. The leaders, sporting crimson Indian scarves, sat on a 100-foot stage enclosed by bullet-proof glas...

The grand Republic Day parade lasted two hours, the non-stop drizzle failing to dampen the crowd's enthusiasm for the event, owed at least in part to the presence of President Barack Obama as Chief Guest. First Lady Michelle Obama was bundled up in an overcoat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore a bright safa or turban.

Before the Republic Day parade, where US President Barack Obama will be chief guest this morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid homage to India's martyrs at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his maiden Independence Day speech today, his bright red-and-green turban wasn't just a sartorial statement, but it seemed to showcase his journey to the country's top post.