DelhiDesk The Uttar Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is formulating a culture policy to promote the state as the best cultural destination in the world. The policy will focus on conserving heritage sites, preserving and displaying the state’s cultural heritage in the form of art, music, excavation, etc., encouraging investment in the tourism sector, and creating employment opportunities. Suggestions have been sought from various academies and quarters to prepare the policy, and the cultural policy of the Government of India will also be studied. The policy will emphasize the conservation and protection of monuments of archaeological importance, promoting other forms of visual and fine arts, and conserving tribal and folk art and endangered and threatened art forms.
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– Uttar Pradesh government led by CM Yogi Adityanath is working on formulating a policy on culture
– The aim is to promote the state as the best cultural destination in the world
– The policy will work to conserve heritage sites, preserve and display cultural heritage, encourage investment in tourism, and generate employment
– Suggestions have been sought from various academies and quarters to start working on this policy
– The cultural policy of the Government of India will also be studied to prepare the cultural policy of the state
– The works identified under this policy will help establish a large tourism network in the state
– The policy will lay emphasis on conservation and protection of monuments of archaeological importance and promote other forms of visual and fine arts
– The government will also promote conservation of tribal and folk art, endangered and threatened art forms, and the ancient Guru Shishya tradition, art and culture of Awadh, Braj, Bundelkhand
– The story was first published on Wednesday, May 24, 2023.
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