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| Govt determined to provide new markets for local artisans in J&K: LG | | | 
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Srinagar, July11: Reiterating that the government is determined to provide new markets and creating sustainable livelihood for local artisans, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said that Kashmir Haat is being revamped to provide best ambience to the locals and visiting tourists for crafts, food, and cultural activities. People can explore mystical world of Kashmiri art and savour the unique flavours of delightful local cuisines during the Craft Mela at Kashmir Haat, he added.
We aim to empower handicraft, handloom artisans and improve living standards of present and future generations of our artists. With endeavours like revamping the Kashmir Haat, we are strengthening our commitment to providing market support to local artisans and weavers, the Lt Governor said. With Amusement cum Children Park coming up soon in the same property, Kashmir Haat will be one of the most happening places to visit in Srinagar, the Lt wGovernor maintained. The Lt Governor also spoke about the Government's plans to open a similar Haat in Jammu that will showcase rich, varied handicraft tradition of the region. He remarked that the ?Government is determined for providing new markets, creating sustainable livelihood for the local artisans, besides preserving rich cultural heritage of J&K?. The Craft Mela will provide a platform to the Artisans, Weavers & Cooperative societies to showcase the best of Kashmir handicrafts. Traditional musical display and Live demonstration of artistic skills by School of Designs, Srinagar to be one of the main attractions of the mela. The Lt Governor visited the Stalls and interacted with the artisans. He also directed the concerned officials to ensure adherence to all Covid protocols while conducting the activities at Kashmir Haat. A 15-day long Craft Mela at Kashmir Haat was inaugurated by Mr Sinha on Saturday in view of taking forward the Vocal for Local Campaign in the J&K to support the local artisans. With the opening ceremony on Saturday, the Kashmir Haat has been thrown open for the public, an official said on Sunday. |
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