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           The government of India and the Ministry of Tourism observe National Tourism Day on January 25 each year. This year's National Tourism Day theme is "Rural and Community Centric Tourism." Because of its well-known tourist destinations as well as its rich culture and tradition, India holds a unique position in the world. Many people in India are unaware that every year a day is observed to celebrate our country's diversity. The major reason for celebrating is to appreciate our country's beauty and culture, as well as to highlight the importance of tourism and its impact on the Indian economy.   The Ministry of Tourism, India organises an online pictorial quiz ( https://quiz.mygov.in/quiz/national-tourism-day-picture-quiz/ ) to commemorate the day by showcasing India's culture, cuisines, and how much the general public knows about the country.  Each state in India has its own way of commemorating this day. For example, Madhya Pra...

  Everyone adores their hometown because it is where they have lived their entire lives. Today I'm going to tell you about Jhansi   and the places that attract tourists and local people. Jhansi was a well-known city during its historical times. It is situated in the Bundelkhand region, between the Pahuj and the Betwa rivers. It is best visited between the months of November and March, when the temperature is cool. Jhansi is historically significant because of the famous fighter " Lakshmi Bai: The Queen of Jhansi ," who bravely fought multiple battles against the British. She perished in a war when she was only twenty-two years old. Her patriotism, courage, and heroism are still remembered today. Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, an Indian poet, wrote "Jhansi Ki Rani" in honour of Lakshmi Bai, a poem that is taught in every school. On November 24, 2021, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath declared Jhansi Railway Station (JHS) with the new name  Veerangana Lakshmibai (VJLB) ...