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2-13 October 2019 २-१३ अक्टूबर २०१९ CALENDAR of EVENTS कार्यक्रम 2-13 October 2019 २-१३ अक्टूबर २०१९ CALENDAR OF EVENTS कार्यक्रम ⴂ की सूची State City / Venue Events & Activities 2nd October 2019 (Wednesday) Delhi Rajpath Lawns Inauguration of Paryatan Parv (Between Rafi (6:00 pm to 10:00 pm) Marg and Janpath) Crafts Bazaar Food Court Theme Pavilions of States Performances by Armed Forces Bands Cultural Performances from States/ UTs Choreographed Cultural Presentation by North Zone Cultural Centre Live Cooking Demonstrations Yoga Demonstrations & Performances by Ministry of AYUSH Promotion of Philately by Department of Posts Digital Exhibition and Cultural Programme by Ministry of Information & Broadcasting on central theme ‘150 Years of Celebrating the Mahatma’ Other attractions : Mehendi, Magician, Puppet Shows, Karaoke, Selfie Points, etc. (MoTourism) Swachhta Awareness Programmes from 5:00 to 8:30 PM Nukkad Natak from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM Asavari – Performances by Music Society of IHM from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM Write-ups on Gandhian Food Habits by Literary Society from 3:30 to 8:30 PM (IHM – Pusa) Rajghat and Sensitization programme on Swachhta Nizamuddin (IITTM NOIDA) Arunachal All Districts Mass cleanliness all over the district involving tourism Pradesh stakeholders and Students (Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh) Itanagar Bike Rally with participation of the local youth (MoT : RD – NE) Ziro Celebration of Gandhi Jayanti at Kasturba Asharam, Hong Village, Ziro Handicraft Display Skit on cleanliness drives of Mahatma Gandhi Quiz & Essay competition for school students (Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh) Assam Guwahati Cycle Rally with Tour Operators and Adventure Tour Operators at 5:30 AM Poster Competition on Gandhiji at IHM, Guwahati (Govt. of Assam, MoT : RD – NE and IHM) Lecture on Mahatma Gandhi at IHM Guwahati from 10:00 to 11:00 AM (IHM, Guwahati) Bihar Patna Tourism Talk, Heritage Walk, Drawing and Slogan Competitions at Schools and Colleges in Patna (MoT: ITO-Patna) Hajipur Sapling Plantation and Cleanliness Drive at IHM Hajipur Campus from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (IHM, Hajipur) Chhattisgarh Raipur Photo-exhibition on various tourist attractions of Chhattisgarh on Marine Drive, Telibandha, Raipur (Govt. of Chhattisgarh) Goa Mala Panaji Heritage Walk and Cleanliness Drive from 09:30 to 10:30 AM (Goa Govt., RD - West and IHM, Goa) Gujarat Programmes / Activities from 2nd to 13th October 2019 organised by the State Government Short Films : Gandhi Trails, based on life of Mahatma Gandhi to be screened at workshops and on digital / social media Radio Jingles on Tourist locations related to Mahatma Gandhi and Gandhi Circuit All Districts Photography Contest on the theme “Gandhi Trails” Photo-Tourism by groups of leading photographers covering various locations Photo Exhibition All Districts Treasure Hunt : Reliving Bapu’s History Teams will track, encode clues, search and brainstorm to look for the correct answers related to M.K. Gandhi. Saputara ‘Mohan se Mahatma’ Camp : Arts & Crafts Show with participants from Gujarat and Africa Vadodara Exhibition on India’s Independence Movement Rajkot Illumination of Alfred High School & Museum Jamnagar Exhibition on Gandhi’s Swaraj Dahod Exhibition on ‘Mohan se Mahatma ka Safar’ Dwarka 3D Exhibition on Tourist Places related to Mahatma Gandhi Mahisagar Pavilion on Leadership of Mahatma Gandhi in Freedom Movement Amreli 3D Exhibition on importance of Education for development of the Nation Anand Group Discussions on Importance of Education at various public places in villages. Mahesana Exhibition with Theme Pavilion on ‘Be the change you wish to see in the World’ Banaskantha Exhibits on ‘My Experiments with Truth’ Patan Group Discussions with general public on Importance of Education Gir Somnath 3D Theme Exhibition : Three Wise Monkeys of Mahatma Gandhi and Displays on Mahatma Gandhi’s life and teachings for tourists visiting Gir Forest Bharuch 3D Display on Mahatma Gandhi’s lesson on peace for progress Vallabhvidhya Gandhiji ki Rail Yatra at CJ Patel College Nagar Patan ‘Gandhijivan Yatra’ – Exhibition on Life Journey of Gandhiji at State Institute of Hotel Management, Dethali Village. Surendranagar Awareness through interactive stall on Mahatma Gandhi Porbandar Exhibition on childhood of Mahatma Gandhi (Govt. of Gujarat) Gujarat Other day-wise Programmes and Activities Ahmedabad Observance of Swachh Bharat Diwas at the Riverfront Story Telling on the principles of Mahatma Gandhi at Navagam Theme Pavilion on ‘My Life is my Message’ at GMDC Ground (till 7th October 2019) (Govt. of Gujarat) Heritage Walk at 8:00 AM from Kalupur Swami Narayan Temple to Siddi Syed Mosque (MoT : RD-West) Excursion Trip for students to Dandi Kutir, Mahatma Mandir, Gandhinagar from 4:00 PM. onwards (IHM, Ahmedabad) Bhavnagar Swachhta Abhiyaan and Gandhi Pravachan by students, covering 50 villages Rally, Cleanliness Drive, Nukkad Natak by Shamaldas Arts College Blood Donation Camp, Discussion on Gandhiji’s ideals at Gandhi Smriti Museum (Govt. of Gujarat) Dandi Guided Tour of National Salt Satyagraha Memorial at 9:00 AM (MoT : RD-West) Porbandar Inauguration of Riverfront with Walk way, Musical Fountain, Art Gallery, Flower Park, Children’s Area (Govt. of Gujarat) Jammu & Kargil, Ladakh Awareness and Sensitisation Programme for the local Travel Kashmir Trade (MoT : RD – North) Karnataka Bengaluru Online Competitions : Hampi Photography Contest, Hampi Painting & Sketching Competition, Hampi Quiz, Blog Writing Competition, Swachh Bharat Challenge from 2nd to 13th October 2019 (MoT: ITO-Bengaluru) Madhya Gwalior Plastic Waste Shramdaan and Pledge taking from 8:00 AM Pradesh onwards (IHM, Gwalior) Bhopal Mimac Show (150 Years of Mahatma Gandhi) (IHM, Bhopal) Maharashtra Mumbai Gandhi Walk at 9: 00 AM and 3:30 PM from August Kranti Maidan to Mani Bhavan Inauguration of Gandhi Film Festival at 11:30 AM at JN Hall, Films Division, followed by Documentary Screening Talk on Mahatma Gandhi by Dr. Ramchandra Guha at 4:45 PM at Mani Bhavan (MOT : RD – West) Manipur Imphal Heritage Walk and Cleanliness Drive at Kangla Fort (MoT : ITO-Imphal) Meghalaya Shillong Extensive cleaning drive at Golf Course (MoT : ITO-Shillong) Mizoram Aizawl Cycle Rally with local Tour Operators (MoT : RD – NE) Nagaland Kohima & Dimapur Swachhta Hi Seva – Cleanliness Drive All Districts (Govt. of Nagaland) Odisha Bhubaneshwar Guided City Tour for school students (MoT : ITO-Bhubaneshwar) Puducherry Clay Modeling Camp for school and college students on ‘Life and Works of Mahatma Gandhi’ (UT of Puducherry) Punjab Gurdaspur Nukkad Natak (IHM, Gurdaspur) Rajasthan Sikar Cleanliness Drives at and around Govt. Museum and Madhav Sagar Talab (Govt. of Rajasthan) Jhunjhunu Cleanliness Drives at and around Tourist Reception Centre Complex (Govt. of Rajasthan) Chittorgarh Educational Trip / Heritage Walk at Chittorgarh Fort for School Children and Cleanliness drive around the monument. (Govt. of Rajasthan) Bharatpur Cleanliness Drive (Govt. of Rajasthan) Jodhpur Kota Nukkad Natak Gandhiji ke priya Bhajan At 8:00 AM at Garh Palace Chowk (Govt. of Rajasthan) Sawai Madhopur Swachhta Run from Govt. College to Dussehra Maidan and back, with removal of plastic at Dussehra Maidan (Govt. of Rajasthan) Ajmer Painting and Poster Competition on Mahatma Gandhi (Govt. of Rajasthan) Sikkim Nathula Pass Motor Cycle Rally with local Tour Operators (MoT : RD – NE) Tamil Nadu Chennai Paryatan Parv Marathon from IHM to Madhya Kailash and back at 10:00 AM (IHM, Chennai) Day – long Cultural Programs at the Domestic and International Airports Cultural Events at Express Avenue Mall (MoT : RD-South) Madurai Workshop on Plastic Waste Management at Thiyagarajar College Cleanliness Campaign at Mariamman Kovil Theppakulam Heritage Walk and Cleanliness Drive with students at the Meenakshi Amman Temple area. (MoT : RD-South) Tripura Agartala Free entry for Tourists at Ujjayanta Palace Heritage Tour for School Students (MoT : RD – NE) Uttarakhand Uttarkashi, Pauri, Swachhta Abhiyaan (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Tehri, Champawat, Pithoragarh, Nainital, Udham Singh Nagar Dehradun Swachhta Abhiyaan and Discussion on Swachh Bharat Mission at Guchhupani (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Rudraprayag Tourism Awareness Programme (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Haridwar Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan and Tourism Awareness Programme (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Ranikhet, Almora Ranikhet Mahotsav Trekking Programme (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Bageshwar Mountain Biking Competition (Govt. of Uttarakhand) Chamoli Swachhta Abhiyaan Trekking Programme (Govt. of Uttarakhand) West Bengal Kolkata Nukkad Natak at Victoria Memorial from 10:00 AM – 12:00 noon (IHM, Kolkata) Screening of ‘1947 Partition : Viceroy’s House’ at PVR Mani square, organised by ITO Kolkata to celebrate 150 Years of Mahatma Gandhi (MoT: RD-East) 3rd October 2019 (Thursday) Delhi Rajpath Lawns Paryatan Parv (12 noon to 10:00 pm) (Between Rafi Crafts Bazaar Marg and Janpath) Food Court Theme Pavilions of States Performances by Armed Forces Bands Cultural Performances from States/ UTs Choreographed Cultural Presentation by North Zone Cultural Centre Live Cooking Demonstrations Yoga Demonstrations & Performances by Ministry of AYUSH Promotion of Philately by Department of Posts Digital Exhibition and Cultural Programme by Ministry of Information & Broadcasting on central theme ‘150 Years of Celebrating the Mahatma’ Other attractions : Mehendi, Magician, Puppet Shows, Karaoke, Selfie Points, etc. (MoTourism) IHM Pusa and Painting, Poster and Slogan Competition for students IITTM Noida (MoT : RD-North)
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