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Weavers struggle with rising costs and dwindling Eid sales
As Eid-ul-Fitr approaches, weavers in Pabna and Sirajganj, known for their handloom cloth production, are facing significant challenges due to escalating production costs and a sharp decline in sales. According to local weavers, demand for traditional Zakat clothing and exports to India have sharply declined this year, while the price of yarn has surged by […] The post Weavers struggle with rising costs and dwindling Eid sales appeared first on …
Govt Allocates Rs 192.06 Cr for Handloom Sector in 2024-25, Supporting Weavers with Financial Aid and Welfare Schemes
According to the 4th All India Handloom Census 2019-20, there are 35,22,512 handloom weavers and workers in the country, including 1,690 in Puducherry. The government provides financial aid and welfare benefits to support their livelihoods.
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