Defence ministry’s ‘battle tourism’ plan takes shape with launch of Bharat Ranbhoomi Darshan website
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The Indian government has opened parts of Rezang La, Kibithoo, and Doklam battlefields from India's 1962 and 2017 conflicts with China to tourists. The Ministry of Defense has partnered with the Ministry of Tourism to launch Bharat Ranbhoomi Darshan, a website offering information and clearances for visits to these and other forward area battlefields.
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