Naxal footprint shrinking, Chhattisgarh govt approves new policy to promote rural tourism
Apart from offering the hinterland experience to tourists, the 'Chhattisgarh Homestay Policy 2025-30' will also generate employment opportunities for villagers, an official said.
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