The PM Vishwakarma scheme was launched for those engaged in traditional crafts and skills, and has an outlay of Rs 13,000 crore, aimed at the skill up-gradation and income-boost of carpenters, washermen, cobblers, coir weavers, etc.
The scheme, which would be launched on September 17, would be implemented by three ministries -- MSME, Skill Development and Finance. The target is to enrol as many as 3 lakh beneficiaries in the current fiscal, an official said.
A first generation social entrepreneur, Anshula Yuvaraj, walked away from her corporate life as an HR manager in 2017 to create an impact in the social space. She founded and created her brand Vinusto, in 2018, a socially conscious enterprise within the e-commerce space that makes and sells designer wear using authentic handloom that caters to audiences within India as well as North America.
A traditional craft, once sought world-over, is fighting to stay relevant.
The initiative will enable the country’s artisans to improve the quality, scale, and reach of their products, integrating them with the Micro, Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (MSME) value chain.
The Finance Minister said that no new laws for penalising large depositors are being contemplated.
Union Textiles Minister Smriti Irani today announced a special handicraft mega cluster to benefit around 21,000 artisans of different crafts here and also launched a programme to provide special training to young artisans.
The makers of Indian handicraft are known for their perfection of craftsmanship, excellence of design and an unsurpassed sense of colour.
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Heavy engineering major BHEL planned to recruit 5,000 employees for posts ranging from artisans to plant engineers and management executives over the next five years, a senior company official has said.