Sale of tickets for Republic Day parade begins

January 09, 2013 12:58

In order to facilitate the general public to witness the Republic Day Parade at Rajpath and Beating Retreat Ceremony at Vijay Chowk, the sale of tickets has commenced.

The price of tickets for the Republic Day Parade on January 26 will be Rs 300 and Rs 150 for reserved seats and Rs 50 and Rs 10 for unreserved seats.

The tickets for the Beating Retreat Ceremony (Full Dress Rehearsal) on January 28 will be in the category of Rs 50 and Rs 20 respectively and will not have reserved seats.

The non-department sale counters have been set up for this purpose at ITDC travel counters at Ashok and Janpath Hotels, DTDC counters at coffee home, Baba Kharag Singh Marg and food and craft bazar, Dilli Haat, opposite INA market and Shri Gandhi Ashram, Chandni Chowk. Tickets at these counters will be available only on working days.

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