Kozhikode, Gwalior named 'City of Literature' and 'City of Music' by UNESCO
With the additions of Kozhikode and Gwalior, the UNESCO Creative Cities Network now boasts 350 creative cities in more than 100 countries.
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With the additions of Kozhikode and Gwalior, the UNESCO Creative Cities Network now boasts 350 creative cities in more than 100 countries.
While Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh has made it to the coveted list in the 'Music' category, Kozhikode in Kerala has earned the place in the 'Literature' category. | Latest News India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised the inclusion of Gwalior and Kozhikode in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN), stating that India's cultural vibrancy shines brightly on the global stage. Gwalior was recognized in the 'Music' category, while Kozhikode earned a spot in the 'Literature' category. Modi emphasized India's commitment to preserving and promoting its diverse cultural traditions.
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