Jaipur Army Day Rehearsal Parade: Jaipur is getting ready to host the Army Day Parade this year, and the state government wants more people to see it. To make this possible, three full rehearsal parades will be held starting from January 9. These rehearsals will be open to the public. The main Army Day Parade will take place on January 15. The goal is to let more citizens feel proud and connected to the Army by watching the parade closely.
One special step this year is that the rehearsal parade on January 9 will be only for women. The state government wants more girls and women to come and watch the parade. Officials are reaching out to different schools, colleges, and institutions to make sure women attend in large numbers.
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Special Focus On Women Participation
The Home Department of the state has given clear instructions to all related departments. They must make sure that women and girls take part in large numbers during the rehearsal parades. Officials are also encouraging them to attend the main Army Day Parade. This move aims to inspire women and show their strong role in national pride events.
On Sunday, Chief Secretary V. Srinivas visited the parade venue at Mahal Road in Jagatpura. He checked the arrangements and gave directions to officers present there. While speaking during the visit, he said, “The Army Day Parade being held in Jaipur is a matter of pride for the entire state, and it should be organised in a manner befitting its national importance. Govt of Rajasthan will provide full cooperation for the successful conduct of the Army Day Parade-2026.”‘
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Meetings and Arrangments
Before this visit, a high-level review meeting took place on Saturday. Additional Chief Secretary Home Bhaskar A. Sawant led the meeting. During the discussion, officials asked all schools, colleges, and organisations to submit details about how many people would attend the parade by Monday.
Jaipur District Collector Jitendra Kumar Soni shared that the administration is working on seating plans and entry and exit routes for the audience. Officials said the main focus is to allow young people preparing for Army recruitment and other military exams to attend the parade. Students from schools, colleges, and universities are also being encouraged to come and watch.
