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The Incharge DC praised the initiative for reinforcing self-sustainability through heritage crafts and encouraged artisans to innovate while maintaining their cultural roots. Prof. Mukherjee highlighted NIFT’s long-standing engagement with Indian handicrafts and urged participants to harness digital tools and e-commerce platforms to expand their reach.
Technical sessions included practical demonstrations and detailed briefings on modern production techniques, design innovation, and available government support schemes. The event was part of Phase 2 of NIFT’s outreach in Arunachal Pradesh, following earlier programs in Namsai and Eastern districts.
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Tsering Drema, Dy. Director of Industries, commended the enthusiastic participation of artisans and extended thanks to NIFT for fostering rural entrepreneurship and cultural preservation.
The workshop marks a vital step toward artisan empowerment, sustainable livelihood, and craft revival through collaboration and innovation.