Nexus Elante to host Independence Day celebrations with military bands, artillery display

The mall’s 'End of Season Sale' will run from August 15 to 17, with flat 50% off across select brands

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:33 PM Aug 13, 2025 IST

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Nexus Elante Mall is all set to mark Independence Day with a vibrant celebration honouring India’s heritage, unity, and Armed Forces.

The highlight of the day will be performances by the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Band at 5 pm in the mall courtyard, followed by the CRPF Band. Visitors can also witness a CRPF Artillery Display from 3 pm, offering a rare glimpse into India’s defence prowess. A dog show will also be held on the occasion.

To round off the celebrations, the mall’s ‘End of Season Sale’ will run from August 15 to 17, with flat 50% off across select brands.

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