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Last Updated:January 20, 2025, 15:54 IST

Donald Trump is once again taking oath as the US President today. If you want to watch this oath ceremony live while staying in India, then know how you can watch it.

Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony is taking place today on January 20.

New Delhi. Donald Trump is going to take oath of office today i.e. 20th January. With this, Donald Trump will officially begin his second term as President of America. Previous President Biden will hand over power to Trump in the swearing-in ceremony. According to the 20th Amendment, the tenure of the old President ends at noon and the newly elected President takes oath soon after. If you are in India and want to watch Trump’s swearing-in ceremony LIVE, then you can do so.

Let us tell you where and how you can watch this ceremony LIVE in India, know here:

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Donald Trump oath ceremony: when to watch
Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony will start today, January 20, at 10 pm (India time). Trump’s swearing-in ceremony will take place after half an hour. Due to extreme cold, this program was postponed to US. Inside the Capitol Rotunda instead of on the west front of the Capitol. The ceremony is expected to last for about an hour.

Where can you watch LIVE
If you want to watch the live telecast of Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony, you can watch it on social media platforms like NBC, CNN, ABC, CBS and Fox News YouTube, Facebook and X. You can also watch it online through the White House website (www.whitehouse.gov).

Let us tell you that last time when Joe Biden’s swearing-in ceremony was being organized, Trump did not give him this courtesy. According to Reuters report, the Joint Congressional Committee, which conducts the swearing-in ceremony on the Capitol grounds, has said that it will issue more than 220,000 tickets for the event.