Gwalior and Kozhikode have joined the Unesco Creative Cities Network
In a proud moment for India, Gwalior and Kozhikode have been acknowledged for their dedication to culture and creativity in their development strategies.
Gwalior's musical heritage and Kozhikode's literary legacy
Gwalior's association with eminent musicians like Baiju Bawra and Tansen, is included in the 'Music' category along with Kozhikode's recognition in the 'Literature' category celebrates its rich literary heritage, with special mention of its 500 public libraries.(X/Unesco)
Gwalior's musical legacy
Gwalior's rich musical heritage is showcased, emphasizing its role in the Guru-Shishya Parampara for Indian classical music.(https://gwalior.nic.in/gallery )
Gwalior, a city steeped in cultural richness
It holds an unparalleled musical legacy that has resonated through the ages. Nestled in the heart of India, this historic city is renowned for its profound contributions to Indian classical music.
Kozhikode's literary legacy is exemplified by its rich history of Malayalam literature.
The city has been home to renowned poets, novelists, and playwrights who have contributed significantly to the Malayalam literary canon. Their works have not only entertained but have also illuminated and provoked thought, shaping the literary landscape of Kerala.
Kozhikode's literary heritage is steeped in the lush beauty of its surroundings
Its traditions, and its people. This city, also known as Calicut, is a place where literature and language have thrived for centuries. It is often hailed as the "City of Letters," a title that reflects its profound commitment to the world of written and spoken words.
National Pride
PM Narendra Modi expresses joy and national pride in response to Gwalior and Kozhikode's Unesco recognition.
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