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I-Day 2023: PM Modi Wears Rajasthani Bandhani Print Turban With Off-White Ensemble — See Pics

Prime Minister Modi's annual choice of attire for Independence Day is more than just a sartorial statement; it's a profound representation of India's cultural tapestry and a powerful connection to the nation's collective identity.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attire choices during Independence Day celebrations have become a symbolic representation of India's rich cultural diversity and national pride. Each year, his distinctive ensembles pay homage to the spirit of the nation and evoke a sense of unity and heritage. This year to celebrate the 76 years of Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi wore a turban which resembled the Rajasthani Bandhani print with a clear Ashok Chakra visible on the front and a black vest or Nehru Jacket with an off-white ensemble to go along with it.


I-Day 2023: PM Modi Wears Rajasthani Bandhani Print Turban With Off-White Ensemble — See Pics

2022: Resonating Colors of the Flag

In 2022, PM Modi donned a white turban adorned with orange and green stripes, mirroring the hues of the national flag. His white 'churidar' and blue coty further embodied the patriotic theme.

2021: Saffron Elegance

The previous year, Modi wore a saffron Kolhapuri 'Pheta' style turban with a dramatic trail that cascaded to his ankles, exemplifying a regal yet traditional appearance.

2020: Amidst the Pandemic

In the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, PM Modi's ensemble featured an orange and yellow turban paired with a pale yellow half-sleeved Kurta and white bottoms. A scarf was added to complete the attire.

2019: The 'Pachrangi' Ensemble

A 'Pachrangi' headgear, symbolizing five colours, adorned Modi's head during the 2019 celebrations. This vibrant accessory complemented his white Kurta and 'churidar' bottoms.

2018: Saffron Elegance with a Twist

In 2018, the saffron 'Lehariya' turban, incorporating hints of red, added a touch of tradition to his all-white ensemble.

2017: Shades of Gold

Golden hues dominated Modi's attire in 2017, with a Kurta of similar colour paired with an intricately embroidered red and yellow turban.

2016: A Fusion of Colors

During the 2016 ceremony, PM Modi chose an all-white outfit embellished with a multicoloured turban featuring shades of red, orange, and pink.

2015: Mustard with Flair

Modi's mustard turban with a multi-coloured strip print in 2015 complemented his beige full-sleeved kurta and Coty.

2014: A Symbolic Beginning

On his first Independence Day as Prime Minister, Modi's saffron turban with green-yellow Bandhani print harmonized with his beige kurta and white 'churidar' bottoms.

Prime Minister Modi's annual choice of attire for Independence Day is more than just a sartorial statement; it's a profound representation of India's cultural tapestry and a powerful connection to the nation's collective identity. Each year, his ensemble serves as a poignant reminder of unity, diversity, and patriotism.

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