Lohardaga content creator represents State at National Tourism Consultation

PNS

Lohardaga

In a significant achievement for Lohardaga and Jharkhand, digital content creator Shivanjali Mishra has been selected among only eight content creators invited by the Jharkhand Tourism Department to participate in the National Stakeholders’ Consultation 2026 held in New Delhi, earning national recognition for her contribution to promoting the state’s tourism potential.

The two-day consultation, organised at Hotel Taj Palace, brought together policymakers, industry leaders, investors, hospitality experts and tourism stakeholders from across the country to deliberate on Jharkhand Tourism Vision-2050 and chart a roadmap for developing the state into a leading tourism destination.

The consultation focused on attracting investment, strengthening tourism infrastructure and formulating long-term strategies to position Jharkhand as a competitive tourism destination at both the national and global levels. Discussions covered opportunities for investment in the state’s waterfalls, forests, religious sites, cultural heritage, eco-tourism and adventure tourism, while stakeholders also explored partnership models aimed at enhancing Jharkhand’s presence on the global tourism map.

On the second day of the event, Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Tourism, Art, Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Sudivya Kumar attended the consultation and interacted with participants. Shivanjali Mishra also had the opportunity to briefly interact with the Chief Minister and the Tourism Minister on issues related to tourism promotion and digital outreach.

Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said Jharkhand possesses immense tourism potential owing to its natural beauty, rich cultural heritage and abundant eco-tourism resources. He said the government, under the Vision-2050 initiative, is committed to working closely with investors, industry leaders and other stakeholders to transform tourism into a major engine of economic growth and employment generation.

Expressing her happiness over being part of the prestigious event, Shivanjali Mishra described the opportunity to represent Jharkhand on a national platform as a matter of pride and honour. She said she would continue leveraging her digital platforms to showcase the state’s scenic beauty, vibrant culture and diverse tourist destinations to audiences across India and overseas.

Her selection among only eight content creators chosen by the Jharkhand Tourism Department has been widely appreciated in Lohardaga and beyond, with residents and social media users congratulating her for bringing recognition to the district and highlighting Jharkhand’s tourism potential before a national audience.