UNESCO named Kozhikode as the City of Literature and Gwalior as the City of Music

Current Context: Kozhikode in Kerala, India, has been designated as a UNESCO Creative City of Literature.

This city has a rich literary heritage and is the birthplace of the Malayalam language.
It has produced some of the most renowned Malayalam writers of all time, including Thunchath Ezhuthachan, Vallathol Narayana Menon, and Uroob.
On the other hand, Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, India, has been recognized as a UNESCO Creative City of Music.
Gwalior is known for its deep association with Hindustani classical music and is the birthplace of the influential Gwalior Gharana, a celebrated musical tradition.
These designations are a testament to the rich cultural heritage and the commitment of these cities to using culture and creativity to promote sustainable development.
It’s indeed a proud moment for India!