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Rajat Raghatwan: Empowering Tribes through Universal Tribes & G20
In a world that often overlooks the cultural contributions and struggles of indigenous tribes, Rajat...
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Bamboo Crafts Handmade decorative or practical items manufactured from the bamboo plant are known as...
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Bhagalpuri Silk
Bhagalpuri Silk A type of silk fabric known as "Bhagalpuri silk" is produced in the...
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Dhurrie Rug
Dhurrie Rug An Indian flat-woven rug style is known as a Dhurrie rug. The Hindi...
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Pashmina
Pashmina Pashmina is a fine cashmere (Kashmiri) wool traditionally obtained from the undercoat of the...
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Kantha Embroidery
Kantha A traditional type of hand-stitched embroidery from the Indian subcontinent, specifically Bengal, is called...
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