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Cleanliness Drive Conducted at Gwalior Fort on World Tourism Day
✍️ Dainik Jagran MP CG
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 12:15 PM
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A cleanliness drive was organised at Gwalior Fort on World Tourism Day, as reported by Dainik Jagran MP CG.
Gwalior Fort, a historic monument in Madhya Pradesh, became the focus of a cleanliness drive on World Tourism Day. The event aimed to enhance the site's appearance and promote responsible tourism among visitors. Organisers highlighted the importance of preserving heritage sites through collective effort.
The drive coincided with global celebrations of World Tourism Day, underscoring the role of clean and well‑maintained attractions in attracting tourists. Participants were seen cleaning pathways, removing litter, and arranging waste bins around the fort premises.
Local authorities and volunteers collaborated to ensure the initiative was carried out efficiently. The effort is expected to set a precedent for similar activities at other heritage locations across the country.
Dainik Jagran MP CG covered the event, noting the community's positive response and the potential long‑term benefits for tourism in Gwalior.
The fort, known for its architectural grandeur, now presents a cleaner environment for both domestic and international visitors, aligning with the broader goals of sustainable tourism.
The drive coincided with global celebrations of World Tourism Day, underscoring the role of clean and well‑maintained attractions in attracting tourists. Participants were seen cleaning pathways, removing litter, and arranging waste bins around the fort premises.
Local authorities and volunteers collaborated to ensure the initiative was carried out efficiently. The effort is expected to set a precedent for similar activities at other heritage locations across the country.
Dainik Jagran MP CG covered the event, noting the community's positive response and the potential long‑term benefits for tourism in Gwalior.
The fort, known for its architectural grandeur, now presents a cleaner environment for both domestic and international visitors, aligning with the broader goals of sustainable tourism.