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Attracting people from India and abroad

Published by: Team GI Youth

Three top flagship events have got inaugurated in Odisha this month. The Konark Festival, International Sand Art Festival and Eco Retreat Odisha is attracting foreign tourists to the sacred eastern state of India.

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Published on 06, Dec 2022

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