New Delhi: Interior Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the first edition of ‘J & K cultural and tourism festival’ during his visit to Union from October 23 to 25, as part of the ongoing Mega outreach program.
This festival, to simultaneously hosted in Kashmir Valley and Jammu Region, will celebrate a rich cultural heritage of J & K, including the culture of Sufi who has roots in Kashmir.
The place – which can be a house, convention center or even a beautiful tourist spot like a fort – hasn’t been resolved.
Shah, who will go around J & K for the first time since the revocation of article 370, will cover the Division of Jammu & Kashmir and conduct a comprehensive review of the security situation and progress on the ongoing development initiative there.
This festival, on a similar line of events organized by most states with good tourism potential, will see a number of cultural programs and performances held for 3-4 days not only in popular tourist attractions but also on the lesser-known background But both beautifully.
Like the fort, the palace and temple in J & K.
for example, events and shows are planned as part of the festival can be arranged at the Garhi Sher palace in Srinagar or Mubarak bathing and shoulders on the banks of the Tawi River, which is also being developed on the Sabarmati Riverfront line at Ahmedabad , Jammu.
All of these palaces were built or restored by the Dogrra ruler.
“The idea is to promote these places as a tourist destination even when we try to revive the rich cultural heritage of J & K by holding a Sufi themed event …
Sufi Kashmir culture seems to have taken back seats for years,” Officers Government Resources Resources Ministry of Home Say Shah will put the foundation stone or launch projects in the J & K division, in addition to meeting the People’s Representative Delegation consisting of Panchayats members and district development committees, ical groups such as Bakarwals and local business associations for listen.
The security review in Srinagar is expected to record incidents related to terrorism in J & KS; Pickup in infiltration and radicalization of young people.
This review will be attended by all brass security J & K, including from the Army, central military forces, intelligence agents and police J & K.
Union public outreach programs, which began on September 10, consisting of visits by 70 ministers union To various parts of J & K for nine weeks to review sustainable projects related to their respective ministries and also launched new ones.
All ministers will send a report about their respective visits to the Ministry of Home and Office of the Prime Minister (PMO).