Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Arunachal Handicrafts Gain Recognition Across India
Imagine a place where people from Arunachal Pradesh can show off their beautiful handmade crafts!
The Chief Minister opened a new center for this, like a big shop where they can sell their clothes, baskets, and carvings.
The Chief Minister is very proud that people all over India are starting to love these crafts.
This new center will help local artists sell their work and teach younger people their skills.
There will be lots of activities like weaving, working with bamboo, carving wood, and making things with beads.
It's like a big celebration of Arunachal's art and culture!
Arunachal Pradesh's tribal attires and handicrafts are gaining recognition across India.
Chief Minister Pema Khandu inaugurated an artisan-cum-handicraft exhibition centre.
The new centre includes trade fair grounds, halls, an indoor games arena, and zones for artisans.
A three-day expo showcased traditional weaving, bamboo work, woodcraft, and beadwork.
The centre aims to connect local artisans with national and international markets.
- Who
- Chief Minister Pema Khandu
- What
- Inaugurated an artisan-cum-handicraft exhibition centre.
- When
- September 30
- Where
- Chimpu, near Itanagar
- Why
- To provide a marketplace, promote cultural interaction, tourism and entrepreneurship.
- Event
- Inauguration of artisan-cum-handicraft exhibition centre
- Location
- Chimpu, near Itanagar
- Key Figure
- Chief Minister Pema Khandu
- Activities Showcased
- Traditional weaving, bamboo work, woodcraft, and beadwork
- Purpose of Center
- Permanent marketplace, cultural interaction, tourism, entrepreneurship