On 26 January 1950, the first ever Republic Day parade was performed at .
Irwin Amphitheatre
The correct answer is Irwin Amphitheatre.
The Republic Day parade is a showcase of India's cultural diversity and military strength. Over the years, the parade route and scale have evolved, but its core purpose remains celebrating the spirit of the Republic. The shift from Irwin Amphitheatre to Rajpath (Kingsway) in 1955 allowed for a larger scale parade and public viewing along a wide, grand avenue in the heart of the capital.
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