New Delhi: Visitors will not be allowed to click selfies in front of national monuments in India during Independence Day week.
The Tourism Ministry has issued an advisory to all states in this regard.
New Delhi: Visitors will not be allowed to click selfies in front of national monuments in India during Independence Day week.
The Tourism Ministry has issued an advisory to all states in this regard.
The ban on tourists taking selfies in front of important monuments and memorials will be effective from August 12 to 18.
The ban is based on security threats. Intelligence agencies
believe errorists can launch attacks in the guise of tourists during Independence Day week.
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