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Sobhita Dhulipala, a vocal advocate for traditional crafts, marked National Handloom Day with a heartfelt tribute. The actress, renowned for her simple yet elegant style, highlighted the importance of preserving this rich heritage.
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The National Handloom Day honour India's weavers and their contribution to the country’s development. It also has a connection to the Independence movement. Read on
Telangana Minister for Handlooms and Textiles K T Rama Rao announced the new initiatives, besides increasing the ex-gratia for Telangana State Handloom Weavers' Cooperative Society Ltd (TESCO) members, an official release 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.
Shah said India's handloom sector signifies the rich and diverse cultural heritage.
Cabinet Minister Smriti Irani also took to her Twitter to reiterate how 'khadi' as textile had united Indians in the freedom struggle movement and this National Handlooms Day encouraged people to support and promote handloom products.