Indore and Udaipur Joins Wetlands Accredited Cities by UNESCO

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: January 28 2025

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Indore and Udaipur became the first two cities in India to be recognised as 'Wetland City' under the Ramsar Convention. This achievement demonstrates India's commitment to sustainable urban development and environment protection.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indore and Udaipur, which show the importance of balancing urban development and environmental sustainability.

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Indore and Udaipur Joins Wetlands Accredited Cities by UNESCO