Modi wears traditional red turban, marks 13th Independence Day speech at Red Fort
On Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore a traditional red tie-and-dye turban (bandhej chunari safa) with a white kurta and brown vest at the Red Fort in Delhi. This marked his 13th consecutive speech there, continuing a tradition where he highlights cultural significance through attire. Bandhej is known for intricate dot patterns and vibrant colors, symbolizing pride and identity.
15 AUG 2026
— NDTV
Prime Minister Modi addressed the nation from the Red Fort for India's 80th Independence Day celebration.
— NDTV
For the first time since independence, Prime Minister Modi played the full version of "Vande Mataram" at the Red Fort during India's 80th Independence Day celebrations.
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Prime Minister Modi wore a red tie-and-dye turban for his 13th Independence Day speech at the Red Fort, continuing a tradition of highlighting cultural significance through attire.
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