The Beating Retreat ceremony was held on the Attari-Wagah border in Punjab on the eve of 78th Independence Day on Thursday. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
The Attari-Wagah border Beating Retreat Ceremony has been a every day navy train since 1959. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
The ceremony, carried out by the Border Safety Power (BSF) on the Indian facet and the Pakistan Rangers on the opposite. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
This Ceremony has turned out to be an important vacationer attraction in addition to a symbolism and unity between the armed forces of India and Pakistan. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
A bunch of individuals seen performing in Beating Retreat Ceremony on Independence Day. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
A woman is seen performing through the Beating Retreat Ceremony on the eve of the 78th Independence Day. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
View of the Attari-Wagah border on the eve of 78th Independence Day on Thursday. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
Persons are ready to see the Beating Retreat Ceremony on the eve of Independence Day on the Attari-Wagah border. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
Individuals might be seen coming into the Attari-Wagah border to attend Beating Retreat Ceremony on the eve of Independence Day. (Picture Supply: Rajesh Pal)
Revealed at : 15 Aug 2024 10:09 PM (IST)