NEW DELHI: During the Republic Day parade 2025, Madhya Pradesh presented a beautiful tableau celebrating the successful reintroduction of cheetahs to Kuno National Park. This park, located along the peaceful Kuno River in Sheopur district, has become a symbol of hope for wildlife conservation.

The front section of the tableau showed a pair of cheetahs and their cubs, highlighting the park’s thriving cheetah population.

In the middle section, the flowing Kuno River was depicted, surrounded by lush forests. Various animals like deer, monkeys, and cheetahs were shown living in harmony with nature. The display captured the beauty of Kuno National Park and its importance as a haven for biodiversity.

The back portion of the tableau featured a ‘Cheetah Mitra,’ or Cheetah Friend, sitting under a tree. This figure represented the efforts made to educate and involve local communities in protecting cheetahs and living peacefully alongside them.

The final section showcased forest officials monitoring the cheetahs from a watchtower, symbolizing their hard work and dedication to making this project a success.

Adding to the cultural richness of the tableau, a dance troupe performed Sheopur’s traditional ‘Lehangi’ dance, making the presentation vibrant and lively.

Delhi’s Tableau Highlights Innovations in Technology and Healthcare

Delhi’s Republic Day tableau focused on its achievements in education, technology, and healthcare.

It showcased advancements in higher education, the role of digital technology, and how robotics is being used in the medical field. This display emphasized Delhi’s growing contribution to the nation’s progress and the aspirations of its people.

Gujarat Tableau: A Tribute to Heritage and Development

Gujarat presented its tableau with the theme ‘From Anartpur to Ektanagar – A Confluence of Heritage and Development.’ It highlighted the state’s achievements in development while preserving its rich traditions and cultural heritage.

CPWD’s Floral Tableau Pays Tribute to India’s Constitution

The Central Public Works Department (CPWD) created a stunning floral tableau to mark 75 years of the Indian Constitution.

The Ashoka Chakra, placed at the front of the tableau, represented the “wheel of time” and symbolized movement and progress. Behind it, the Constitution of India was prominently displayed, reflecting the country’s unwavering commitment to its founding principles.

Every detail of this tableau was made with vibrant, natural flowers, creating a stunning visual masterpiece.

Republic Day Parade Showcases India’s Heritage and Strength

On January 26, 2025, the Republic Day parade on Kartavya Path in New Delhi featured 16 tableaux from states and union territories, along with 15 displays from central ministries and organizations. This year’s celebration highlighted India’s cultural diversity, military strength, and the balance between heritage (virasat) and progress (vikas), marking the 76th Republic Day with grandeur.