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On October 30, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at...
30/10/2024

On October 30, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at Mukteswar Temple in Bhubaneswar, in collaboration with students from the Yuva Tourism Club and local Self Help Group ladies. This initiative aimed to promote heritage tourism by enhancing the cleanliness and preservation of this historic site. Participants engaged in various cleaning activities, showcasing their commitment to maintaining the temple's cultural significance. The event not only contributed to the temple's upkeep but also emphasized the importance of community involvement in safeguarding India’s rich heritage for future generations.





On October 29, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at...
30/10/2024

On October 29, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at Lokanath Temple in Puri, engaging students from the Yuva Tourism Club. This initiative aimed to promote pilgrimage tourism while enhancing the cleanliness and sanctity of the temple site. The students actively participated in various cleaning activities, reflecting their commitment to preserving the spiritual and cultural heritage of the region. The event not only contributed to a cleaner environment but also emphasized the importance of responsible tourism practices in supporting pilgrimage destinations in India.





On 29 Oct, 2024 Indiatourism Patna organised a "Swachhata Drive" at "Aami Temple", Saran, Bihar under promotions of "Spe...
30/10/2024

On 29 Oct, 2024 Indiatourism Patna organised a "Swachhata Drive" at "Aami Temple", Saran, Bihar under promotions of "Special Campaign 4.0". This religious temple of Bihar has also selected for development under PRASHAD Scheme of Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.

This event was organised with Tourism Association of Bihar (TAB). In this Cleanliness Program the tourism stakeholders & members of Aami Temple Administration participated and contributed the
Shramdaan for "Swachhta Activities" on the importance of cleanliness of religious & tourists spots under promotions of Heritage & Sustainable.

Overall this cleanliness awareness program was organised very well by Indiatourism Patna Office with the message of clean India campaign among the people.





Ministry of Tourism, Bhubaneswar Office organized a Medicinal Plant, Plantation Drive in the banner of “Ek Ped Maa K...
30/10/2024

Ministry of Tourism, Bhubaneswar Office organized a Medicinal Plant, Plantation Drive in the banner of “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” with the students of the Yuva Tourism Club, members of Self-Help Groups, and other Tourism Stakeholders. This event was held at the scenic banks of the Nuanai River on 29.10.2024 on the occasion of Ayurveda Day 2024, honoring the ancient Indian science of holistic healing and wellness.
Objectives of the Event:
1. Promote Awareness: Educate the community, especially youth, on the importance of medicinal plants and their benefits in Ayurveda.
2. Encourage Community Participation: Engage diverse groups, including students and local women from Self-Help Groups, fostering a sense of responsibility towards environmental sustainability and health.
3. Support Biodiversity: Contribute to the conservation of native medicinal flora, enhancing the biodiversity of the region.
4. Advance Health and Wellness: Highlight the significance of Ayurveda and its potential role in preventive healthcare.
Key Activities:
The day commenced with a brief introductory session where officials from the Ministry of Tourism highlighted the significance of Ayurveda Day. They discussed the traditional medicinal properties of selected plants, such as neem, tulsi, and ashwagandha, and their role in promoting health. Volunteers from the Yuva Tourism Club and Self-Help Groups, along with local community members and other stakeholders, were then actively engaged in the plantation activity, planting saplings along the riverbank.
Impact and Outreach:
The event aimed to foster environmental stewardship while reinforcing the values of Ayurveda among the younger generation and local communities. The presence of diverse groups helped extend the reach of the event's message, emphasizing the role of medicinal plants in wellness and encouraging sustainable tourism practices.





Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Cleanliness Drive with the students of Yuva Tourism Club at th...
29/10/2024

Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized a Cleanliness Drive with the students of Yuva Tourism Club at the Puri Light House on the occasion of ongoing Special Campaign 4.0 from 2nd to 31st October-2024. This initiative was part of a broader effort to promote lighthouse tourism and enhance the overall visitor experience at this iconic coastal landmark of Light House Site. The students engaged in various cleaning activities, demonstrating their dedication to preserving the natural beauty and cultural significance of the lighthouse. The event highlighted the importance of responsible tourism and community involvement in enhancing the visitor experience at such vital coastal landmarks.





Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized Cleanliness Drive at the Rambha Tourist Jetty, Chilika Lake, in coll...
29/10/2024

Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, organized Cleanliness Drive at the Rambha Tourist Jetty, Chilika Lake, in collaboration with students from the Yuva Tourism Club on the occasion of ongoing Special Campaign 4.0 from 2nd October to 31st October-2024. This initiative aimed to enhance environmental awareness and promote cleanliness in one of India’s largest coastal lagoons. The students actively participated in cleaning efforts, helping to preserve the natural beauty of Chilika Lake while fostering a sense of responsibility towards sustainable tourism. This campaign not only contributed to the conservation of the area but also empowered the youth to take an active role in protecting their environment.





On 28th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcomed guests from France. The guests were presented with memento an...
28/10/2024

On 28th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcomed guests from France. The guests were presented with memento and provided them with all necessary information which they required.

Ministry of Tourism's Bhubaneswar Office organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at the Maa Charchika Temple ...
25/10/2024

Ministry of Tourism's Bhubaneswar Office organized a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at the Maa Charchika Temple premises at Banki on 24th October 2024. This initiative brought together various tourism stakeholders to promote cleanliness and sustainability. Participants took part in the "Travel for LiFE" pledge, emphasizing their commitment to responsible travel and environmental stewardship. The event highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage and maintaining clean tourist sites for future generations.





On October 23, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Bhubaneswar Office conducted a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at K...
25/10/2024

On October 23, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism, Bhubaneswar Office conducted a Special Campaign 4.0 Cleanliness Drive at Kankan Sikhari Island in Chilika, Odisha. The event saw active participation from the Yuva Tourism Club and various stakeholders in the tourism sector. The initiative aimed to promote environmental sustainability and enhance the appeal of this scenic tourist destination. Participants engaged in cleaning activities and raised awareness about the importance of preserving natural habitats, underscoring the commitment to responsible tourism and community involvement.





India Tourism Port Blair office organized a cleanliness drive of special campaign 4.0 on 23.10.2024. All the out dated f...
23/10/2024

India Tourism Port Blair office organized a cleanliness drive of special campaign 4.0 on 23.10.2024. All the out dated files and folders were weeded out to keep the office in neat, clean and hygiene for comfortable work.





On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Warispu...
23/10/2024

On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Warispur in the Purba Bardhaman district of West Bengal. This event highlighted Kantha, a popular folk embroidery of the region known for its intricate motifs and use of the running stitch, which creates and fills in the designs. Kantha embroidery is commonly applied to sarees, bags, and clothing, showcasing the rich craftsmanship of the local artisans.The campaign focused on promoting cleanliness by organizing road-cleaning activities and raising awareness about the importance of maintaining tourist spots. As part of the initiative, local artisans presented their Kantha handicrafts to demonstrate how cultural heritage can support such causes. Incredible India banners were displayed throughout the event, reinforcing the connection between cultural preservation and sustainable tourism practices.





On October 17, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Mrigich...
23/10/2024

On October 17, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Mrigichami, a small village in the Ranibandh Block of the Bankura district, West Bengal. Mrigichami is known for its sabai grass weaving, a traditional craft where local artisans create various household items such as ropes, mats, carpets, and wall hangings from sabai grass, also known as Babui grass. This natural fiber is valued for its strength and durability.The village is surrounded by natural beauty, with forests, hills, water bodies, and plantations. As part of the campaign, local artists showcased their sabai grass artwork, connecting their cultural heritage to the broader goals of promoting environmental responsibility. The event also emphasized the importance of cleanliness and sustainability at tourist spots, with Incredible India banners displayed to support the initiative and promote eco-friendly tourism practices.





On 23rd October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Austria. The guests were welcome with memento and ...
23/10/2024

On 23rd October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Austria. The guests were welcome with memento and provided them with all necessary information which they required.

On 21th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Russia. The guests were welcome with memento and p...
23/10/2024

On 21th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Russia. The guests were welcome with memento and provided them with all necessary information which they required.

On 18th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Spain. The guests were welcome with memento and pr...
23/10/2024

On 18th October 2024 India Tourism Office Kolkata welcome guests from Spain. The guests were welcome with memento and provided them with all necessary information which they required.

On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Harekri...
23/10/2024

On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Harekrishnapalli in the Purba Bardhaman district of West Bengal. This event highlighted Kantha, a popular folk embroidery of the region known for its intricate motifs and use of the running stitch, which creates and fills in the designs. Kantha embroidery is commonly applied to sarees, bags, and clothing, showcasing the rich craftsmanship of the local artisans.The campaign focused on promoting cleanliness by organizing road-cleaning activities and raising awareness about the importance of maintaining tourist spots. As part of the initiative, local artisans presented their Kantha handicrafts to demonstrate how cultural heritage can support such causes. Incredible India banners were displayed throughout the event, reinforcing the connection between cultural preservation and sustainable tourism practices.





On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Dwariap...
23/10/2024

On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized Special Campaign 4.0 at Dwariapur, a village in the Purba Bardhaman district of West Bengal, under the Dignagar gram panchayat in Ausgram block. Dwariapur is known for its community of artisans who practice the ancient art of Dhokra craft, a traditional metal casting technique passed down through generations. The Dhokra craftsmen originally hailed from the former princely state of Bastar in Central India (now in Chhattisgarh) and later migrated through Odisha before settling in places like Medinipur, Bankura, Purulia, and eventually, Dwariapur in Purba Bardhaman. The event focused on cleaning roads and promoting awareness about the importance of cleanliness at tourist spots. As part of the campaign, the local artisans showcased their **Dhokra handicraft**, highlighting the cultural heritage of the region while promoting the cleanliness drive. **Incredible India** banners were prominently displayed to reinforce the campaign's goal of encouraging sustainable tourism and maintaining clean, appealing tourist destinations.





On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized **Special Campaign 4.0** at Ban...
23/10/2024

On October 18, 2024, India Tourism Kolkata, in collaboration with Banglanatak, organized **Special Campaign 4.0** at Bannabagram Baul Ashram, located in the Purba Bardhaman district near Ausgram. This event was part of an effort to promote cleanliness in tourist spots, with a focus on cleaning roads and raising awareness about the importance of maintaining hygiene at such places.

The Baul Ashram, which is a four-hour drive from Kolkata or accessible by train, is known for its cultural richness, including **Baul songs**, **Kantha embroidery**, and **Chadar Badar**, a form of tribal puppetry. These cultural traditions were highlighted during the event, with Baul artists performing to lend support to the cleanliness drive. **Incredible India** banners were displayed, further promoting the significance of this initiative.

This collaboration showcased the cultural heritage of the region while advocating for sustainable tourism practices through cleanliness and preservation of local attractions.






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Indiatourism Kolkata is the Regional Office of Ministry of Tourism, Government of India in the Eastern Region. This Office looks after the States of Bihar , Jharkhand , Odisha , West Bengal and Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar. The prime objective of this Office is to promote Tourism in Eastern India. Further this Office is the point of contact for the classification of Hotels , Home-stays , Bed & Breakfast and Tour Operators / Travel Agents in the region.