​76th Republic Day: A look at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's traditional turbans since 2015​

Following his turban tradition since 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi again came out in his signature style, donning a vibrant multi-coloured turban with a brown bandhgala coat with full sleeves, accessorised by a multi-coloured pocket square and churidar pants. (ANI Image)

For the 75th Republic Day celebrations in 2024, the Prime Minister donned a distinctive multi-coloured turban dominated by bright yellow shades. His attire consisted of a pristine white kurta complemented by a brown Nehru jacket. The traditional Rajasthani Bandhini pattern on his ensemble reflected his patriotic sentiment. (Image Credit: X)

In 2023, the Prime Minister wore a multi-coloured Rajasthani turban to symbolize India's diversity. He paired it with his trousers and kurta. (Image Credit: Agencies)

PM Modi wore a distinctive traditional cap from Uttarakhand with a Brahma Kamal-inspired brooch. Brahma Kamal, Uttarakhand's state flower, is consistently used during his Kedarnath visits. (Image Credit: Agencies)

During the Republic Day parade of 2021, he donned a "Halari Pagdi", which was gifted by the royal household of Jamnagar, Gujarat. This traditional headwear, featuring a vibrant red "bandhej" pattern adorned with yellow spots, was a notable part of his attire. (Image Credit: Agencies)

For the 2020 Independence Day celebrations, Prime Minister Modi sported a vibrant saffron-hued turban adorned with prints, which he complemented with his signature ensemble of kurta, pyjama and a classic Nehru jacket. (Image Credit: Agencies)

The prime minister of India chose to wear a yellow pagdi featuring green accents. His attire included a white kurta complemented by a sleeveless jacket. (Image Credit: X)

In 2018. Prime Minister Narendra Modi donned multi-coloured turban and paired it with White Kurta and Pajama. He also wore a Nehru Jacket, matching with multicoloured pocket. (Image Credit: Naredra Modi's X account)

In 2017, Prime Minister Narendra Modi chose to wear pink turban, instead of his red and yellow colour. He paired it with the White Kurta and Pajama. (Image Credit: X)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi opted for the Yellow-coloured turban for the celebration of 66th Republic Day celebrations. (Image Credit: X)

In 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi opted for the peacock style turban, highlighting pink, green and orange colour. In the celebrations, then US President Barack Obama graced the event. (Image Credit: Agencies)