Kozhikode: India's First UNESCO 'City of Literature'
On 23rd June, 2024, Kerala’s Kozhikode city was officially designated as a UNESCO City of Literature.
- This recognition makes Kozhikode the first city in India to receive this title.
- UNESCO's City of Literature programme is part of the wider Creative Cities Network.
Key Points
- Kozhikode joined the ranks of 55 newly selected creative cities.
- Starting next year, June 23 will be celebrated as ‘City of Literature’ Day in Kozhikode.
- Over the next four years, Kozhikode will host a series of literary and cultural activities to celebrate and promote its newfound status.
Significance
- The designation as a ‘UNESCO City of Literature’ not only honors ....
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