PM urges youth to become ambassadors for border villages, promote tourism and local products
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged youngsters to become ambassadors for India’s border villages, asking them to share their experiences with others, promote local tourism and culture, and encourage more youth to visit these remote regions
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