New Delhi :While the atmosphere of enthusiasm and excitement is being witnessed across the country on the occasion of Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s distinctive attire while addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort in the national capital Delhi has attracted everyone’s attention. Every year on this grand occasion of Independence, PM Modi’s attire and especially his choice of turban becomes a topic of discussion across the country. This time, he wore a red tie-and-dye turban with a white kurta and a chocolate brown jacket, which beautifully reflects the rich cultural tradition of Rajasthan and Gujarat. This amazing style is becoming a symbol of the diversity and unity of Indian culture, which has added more color to the atmosphere of this festival of Independence.

PM Modi’s Turban Features and Year-Wise Details

The turbans worn by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Independence Day have now become a unique visual tradition, with art from different parts of the country seen every year:

2025: This year, he wore a special red tie-and-dye turban at the Red Fort, which attracted everyone’s attention.

2024: This year too, his traditional style and cultural flair was seen through a colorful turban.

2023: This year, he chose a beautiful Bandhani print turban with shades of yellow, green and red.

2022: This year, he wore a striking saffron turban with a red design and long hanging ends.

2021: This year, the beautiful cream and saffron turban with a beautiful melange color was very striking with his half-sleeve kurta.

2020: This year, he wore a white scarf with a saffron border during the COVID-19 pandemic.

2019: This year’s turban also featured a stunning blend of traditional Indian colours and styles.

2018: This year, the saffron turban made a powerful and impressive impression.

2017: This year, he opted for a deep red and yellow turban, showcasing the traditional colour combination.

2016: This year, he added to the excitement by wearing a striking tie-and-dye turban in pink and yellow.

2015: This year, he showed off his unique style by wearing a yellow and multi-coloured criss-cross turban.

2014: On his first Independence Day as Prime Minister, he started this magnificent tradition with a deep red Jodhpuri Bandhej turban.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tradition of wearing turbans is not just a fashion statement, but it reflects India’s integrity, unity in diversity and respect for cultural heritage. Through this, the arts and crafts of every state of the country are given respect and recognition on the global stage. On this occasion of Independence, when the entire country remembers the sacrifices of heroes, such traditions further strengthen national pride. This message of preserving our ancient culture even in today’s modern era ignites the spirit of patriotism among the citizens.

Report – Abhijit Tushar Bhatt (Political Editor)