Indian Army Hosts Virtual Tour of Agra’s Heritage Sites for Border Residents in Poonch

POONCH JULY 09:- The Indian Army organised a special E-Tour of Agra for children and adults residing in Choi Mohalla, Dabraj, a remote border village, aiming to bring India’s rich cultural heritage closer to the local community through an immersive digital experience. The initiative provided participants with a virtual tour of Agra’s iconic historical monuments, showcasing its world-renowned architectural and cultural landmarks. Through interactive audio-visual displays and engaging narration, the attendees were introduced to the nation’s glorious legacy and history. The event generated massive enthusiasm among the villagers, many of whom were experiencing a digital cultural tour for the first time, offering them a unique opportunity to learn about India’s diverse traditions, national pride, and historical achievements right from their own village.

This unique digital programme also played a vital role in fostering national integration, strengthening community bonds, and inspiring young minds by connecting them with the country’s shared cultural identity. Local residents expressed their deep gratitude to the Indian Army for organising this meaningful initiative, which reaffirmed the military’s continued commitment to education, awareness, and community outreach in remote border areas.