PM Modi Look On 79th Independence Day: On the occasion of 79th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the tricolor from the ramparts of the Red Fort in the capital Delhi. Like every year, this year too, the countrymen kept an eye on PM Modi's look. Prime Minister Modi is always in the news for his Independence Day attire and costumes. His style of tying a turban is the most attractive. Every year, he gives a new message with a new look. PM Modi, who is sometimes seen in a Lahariya print and sometimes in a saffron turban, has impressed people with his look this time too. Let us know what kind of dress PM Modi adopted on Independence Day 2025 this year.
PM Modi in a saffron turban
Like every year, this year also, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the flag on every Independence Day at the Red Fort. During this, his look was quite different from the previous year. This time, too, his turban caught the attention of the people. PM Modi was seen in a saffron turban this year.
PM Modi's attire
On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wore a white kurta-churidar. He also wore a saffron-coloured closed-neck half jacket. His turban and jacket matched this time. While the PM's turban was saffron in colour, his jacket was saffron in colour.
Tricolour stole
Apart from the safa and matching off jacket, the colour of patriotism was also seen in the PM's stole. PM Modi took a white coloured gamchha, on which stripes of the tricolour were made. The mark of independence was seen in his tricolour gamchha.
Has worn a saffron turban earlier, too
It is not that PM Modi has been seen in saffron for the first time. Earlier, PM Modi was seen in a dotted saffron turban in 2021. In the year 2020, he also hoisted the flag wearing a saffron and cream coloured turban. In the year 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the tricolour for the first time from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of Independence Day. That year, he was seen in a white half-sleeved Khadi kurta and churidar pyjama. Along with this, he was also wearing a saffron coloured Jodhpuri bandhej turban, which was the centre of attraction.
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