PM Modi seen in Bandhej turban at Red Fort
PM Modi congratulated the countrymen on the 80th Independence Day at the Red Fort. Freedom means a lot to us because heroes sacrificed their lives to achieve it. PM Modi also addresses Indians from the grounds of the Red Fort. Every time his turban/safi comes in the headlines because of its different style. PM’s turban definitely gives some special message every time. The turban worn by the PM on the Independence Day of 2026 is Bandhej style. This print is very popular in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
Through turban, PM Modi was again seen giving the message of Vocal for Local. According to PM, we should use more things made in our country. Let us tell you what is so special about this turban?
What is so special about Bandhej Turban?
The biggest feature of this turban is that it has been made by hand and this handicraft focuses on tie and dye. Such clothes are prepared by tying them with threads and then adding colour. Rajasthanis and Gujaratis wear turbans like this in special ceremonies. The special thing is that it is not just a dress but also a way of showing the best glimpse of Rajasthani culture.
This print turban is a symbol of respect, pride and celebration. Indian artisans work hard to make it. Therefore, this turban worn by the PM also gives the message of Vocal for Local.
Special things related to turban
- Talking about the print of the turban, it has small white dots and its color is dark red. This is the art of Bandhej turban and is considered an identity.
- PM’s turban is red and has small white dots on it. In most parts of the country including Rajasthani and Gujarat, people consider red color a symbol of auspiciousness, power, enthusiasm and celebration.
- This turban shows a different enthusiasm and respect. Therefore, in Rajasthan-Gujarat, elders definitely wear Bandhej turban in wedding, party or any other function.
Talking about PM Modi’s complete look, he wore it with white kurta-pajama, chocolate-brown vest and tricolor pocket square. A dark brown colored half jacket was worn on top. The red bandhej turban looked fabulous on the white kurta.
