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- Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged young people to act as ambassadors for India's border villages, promoting local tourism, culture and products under the Viksit Vibrant Village Programme 2026.
- Speaking via video conferencing to programme participants, he asked them to share their experiences with at least 100 other youth and post photos and videos on social media.
- He said increased visitor footfall would speed up infrastructure and public services in these remote areas and strengthen national integration.
- The appeal is part of the government's broader push to develop border villages and connect them with the rest of the country.
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- Whether increased youth tourism to border villages translates into faster infrastructure and service delivery, as the PM claimed
- Uptake of the PM's call for participants to partner with local content creators and promote locally made products nationally
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