Prime Minister Narendra Modi is someone who is known for his style statement and choice of clothes for any grand event. The Prime Minister’s 2024 Republic Day look also became the talk of the town as this time he was seen wearing a yellow ‘turban’ paying tribute to Lord Ram.

The first glimpse of PM Modi’s this year’s attire was revealed when he arrived at the National War Memorial ahead of the Republic Day parade to pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in the service of the nation.

Dressed in a white kurta pajama, PM Modi wore a brown jacket amid the cold weather in the national capital. Among the white and gray beauty worn by the Prime Minister for the 75th Republic Day celebrations, the long-tailed yellow ‘Bandhani’ turban stood out.

Last year, PM Modi was seen wearing a multicolored Rajasthani turban during Republic Day celebrations in efforts to portray a symbolic representation of India’s diverse culture.

A look at PM Modi’s traditional attire on Republic Day

Multicolored Rajasthani Turban in 2023: On the occasion of the 74th Republic Day, PM Modi decided to wear a multicolored Rajasthani turban with a long tail, a symbol of India’s diversity. While his turban was multicolored, the PM chose black and white for the rest of his attire. She completed her look with a white stole.

Uttarakhand cap in 2022: Surprising everyone once again with his choice, the Prime Minister ditched the traditional turban in 2022 and was seen wearing a beautiful Uttarakhand cap. Interestingly, the cap bore the official flower of the hill state.

turban From Jamnagar in 2021: Prime Minister Modi wore specialturban‘From Jamnagar during the Republic Day 2021 celebrations. turban A gift with yellow dots was reportedly given to PM Modi by the royal family of Jamnagar, Gujarat.

Saffron Safa in 2020: PM Modi wore a long-tailed saffron ‘Bandhej’ headgear (safa) for the 71st Republic Day celebrations.

PM Modi’s choice of attire on two occasions – Independence Day and Republic Day – attracts a lot of attention as PM Modi is seen wearing traditional attire during such events. In fact, the Prime Minister during his visits to different parts of the country often wears an element of a particular tribe or region in efforts to show his respect for them and their culture.