As the nation celebrated its 76th Republic Day, Tagbin, the driving force behind India’s most innovative tech-driven experiences, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, proudly presented an awe-inspiring tableau. Titled "Swarnim Bharat: Virasat aur Vikas", this vibrant depiction celebrates India’s creative economy, intertwining its rich cultural heritage with a vision for sustainable growth and progress.

It is inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mantra of "Vikas bhi, Virasat bhi" (Development along with Heritage). It highlights the role of India’s creative economy in building innovation, job creation, and economic prosperity, aligning with the ambitious Vision 2047 of transforming India into a developed nation.

The tableau started with the striking Yazh, an ancient Tamil string instrument, mounted atop a potter’s wheel. The Yazh symbolizes India’s profound musical legacy, while the potter’s wheel represents the transformative and enduring nature of Indian creativity. Together, they narrated a story of timeless traditions evolving into modern innovations.

As the tableau progresses, the audience is captivated by the kinetic transformation of the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree) into the Golden Bird (Sone Ki Chidiya). This dynamic installation symbolized the flight of India’s creative economy into global prominence, fueled by its abundant cultural resources. The Kalpavriksha represents boundless potential, while the Golden Bird embodies the wealth and vitality of a flourishing India.