European Union: World War I Battle Field Tourism History, Promotions

World War I: History of Battle Field Tourism and the Foreign Ministry and the British High Commission are promoting Battle Field Tourism

The bravery of the 1.5 million soldiers involved in World War I will now be able to know the places where war was fought. The United Service Institution of India (USI), the Foreign Ministry and the British High Commission are promoting Batal Field Tourism. So that people in the country could know where the Indian soldiers fought. In November, the completion of 100 years of the end of World War I is preparing for many programs so that the country can know about its soldiers and remember them.

The new generation does not know where the Indian soldiers have fought. We were in every part of the world. Even a Chinese port was given to Indian soldiers, back from Germany, to China. People in Europe and the Middle East want to tell that there was a fight here. There the medal or cap of the soldiers of those countries has been kept for the memorial. But there is nothing about 1.5 million Indian soldiers. Those places in Europe are still the same where the fight took place.

The first thing that happened in the war in which the gas attack was fought was by Indian soldiers. People will tell all these things through the Battle Field Tourism. For this, we have included tour companies in conjunction with the embassies of those countries. Guidelines have been built and now the Battle Field Tourism is going on in the countries of France, Belgium, and the Middle East, which is also being told about the sacrifices and courage of Indian soldiers.