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When & where to watch 79th Independence Day 2025 parade and PM speech live?

When & where to watch 79th Independence Day 2025 parade and PM speech live?

Time of India2 days ago
Independence Day in India, celebrated on 15 August every year, is one of the nation's most cherished events. The 79th Independence Day 2025 marks yet another proud occasion to remember the historic moment when India broke free from over 200 years of British colonial rule. On 15 August 1947, the country witnessed the dawn of freedom, with power handed over to Indian leaders after decades of struggle and sacrifice. Countless freedom fighters gave their lives for this cause, making Independence Day a deeply emotional and patriotic celebration for every Indian.
Independence Day 2025 Celebrations at the Red Fort
Like every year, the Independence Day 2025 celebrations will be held at the iconic Red Fort in Delhi. The event will begin with the flag hoisting ceremony led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, followed by his much-awaited PM speech to the nation. After this, a grand parade will take place, showcasing India's cultural diversity, military strength, and achievements. The atmosphere will be filled with patriotism and pride, making it an unforgettable experience for those attending in person.
How to Book Tickets for the Independence Day 2025 Parade and PM Speech
If you want to witness the celebrations live from the Red Fort, including the flag hoisting, PM Modi's speech, and the parade, you can book your tickets online through the government's official portal. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Visit the official website: aamantran.mod.gov.in
Look for 'Online Ticket Booking for Independence Day 2025' on the homepage.
Click on the link and fill in your details – name, contact number, and number of tickets.
Upload your photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, or other valid ID) for verification.
Choose your ticket category – ₹20, ₹100, or ₹500.
Make the payment securely via UPI, debit/credit card, or net banking.
Download your e-ticket and keep a printed or digital copy for entry.
On the event day, arrive early to avoid traffic delays and ensure you don't miss the opening ceremony.
When to Watch the Parade and PM Modi's Speech on Independence Day 2025
Date: Friday, 15 August 2025
Time: Around 7:30 AM (Indian Standard Time)
The programme will start with official greetings and a 21-gun salute, followed by the flag hoisting and the singing of the national anthem 'Jana Gana Mana.' After this, PM Modi will deliver his Independence Day 2025 speech, setting the tone for the day's celebrations. The grand parade will then showcase India's cultural unity, military capabilities, and progress.
Where to Watch the Parade and PM Modi's Speech Live
If you cannot attend in person, there are multiple ways to enjoy the Independence Day 2025 live parade and PM speech:
Television: Watch the live telecast on Doordarshan (DD National) and other news channels.
Online: Stream the celebrations on the Press Information Bureau (PIB) YouTube channel or the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) official YouTube page.
Whether in person at the Red Fort or watching from home, Independence Day 2025 promises to be a proud and memorable celebration for all Indians.
For more informative articles on historical and upcoming events from around the world, please visit Indiatimes Events.
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