Satellite Television Presentations.

This is my special presentation on POLIMER NEWS TV CHANNEL on the President of China, Xi Jinping’s visit to India.

This is my special presentation on POLIMER NEWS TV CHANNEL on the President of China Xi Jinping’s visit to India.

As an impact of my presentations on the satellite television POLIMER NEWS TV CHANNEL, 200,000 people from India applied for a Chinese Visa to visit China.

Here is the English translation of the provided Tamil text:

Application for Visa by 200,000 People from China to Visit Mahabalipuram

Tourism Department Information

Mahabalipuram

Following the meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping, there has been increased interest among Chinese tourists to visit Mahabalipuram. The tourism department has stated that so far, 200,000 people have applied for visas.

In Tamil Nadu, in Chennai, candidates with skills in multiple languages, educational qualifications, and prior experience were selected through a committee of 120 people to receive recognition ID cards. During this process, Tourism Department officer S. Sakthivel stated:

“To facilitate foreign tourists visiting Tamil Nadu, the historical sites of Mahabalipuram, Kanchipuram, and other locations, as well as temples and temples towns like Vellore and Thanjavur, a certification interview was held yesterday at the tourism office in Mahabalipuram to issue recognition ID cards to tour guides working in district tourism centers.”

The guides should know multiple languages and possess detailed skills.

Especially after Prime Minister Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit, Mahabalipuram has gained international recognition as a tourist hub. Currently, the number of tourists visiting has increased many times over. It is reported that in the next two months, millions of Chinese travelers are expected to visit.

Furthermore, 200,000 people have applied for visas at the Indian embassy in China. Due to this, tourism guides have emphasized the need to learn languages for interviews in Mahabalipuram.

The tourism department’s Chennai headquarters spokesperson Gajendrakumar, Mahabalipuram tourism officer S. Sakthivel, and tourism committee member Lawyer Palani Murugesan conducted interviews with Mahabalipuram tour guides on behalf of the Tamil Nadu tourism department to issue recognition ID cards.