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Prime Minister Modi's Saptadhara vision aims to leverage India's rich soft power and cultural assets for global influence, economic growth, and 1 crore new jobs.
India intensifies cultural heritage preservation through schemes like Adopt a Heritage, PRASHAD, and digitisation, repatriating relics and boosting tourism.
India's handloom sector, a vital economic and cultural asset, provides livelihoods to 35 lakh weavers, requiring strategic policy support for future growth and global recognition.
Ministry of Tourism boosts North-East tourism through schemes like Swadesh Darshan, PRASHAD, and UDAN, organizing events, and providing financial aid for regional development.
Adivasi filmmakers are reclaiming their narratives and preserving cultural histories through cinema, gaining national recognition for authentic storytelling and countering misrepresentation.
India's handloom sector, a strategic asset, is poised for global growth, driving women-led development and rural entrepreneurship through government initiatives.
India celebrates National Handloom Day 2026, showcasing government's multi-pronged strategy to empower 35 lakh weavers, boost exports, and preserve rich cultural heritage.
India leverages Geographical Indication (GI) tags to protect traditional products, empower artisans, and boost rural economy, aiming for 10,000 registrations by 2030.
Odisha seeks Centre's intervention for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage tag for iconic Jagannath Rath Yatra, boosting global recognition of India's traditions.
PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat highlights indigenous defence, private space success, water conservation, and cultural revival, urging 'Vocal for Local' for a self-reliant India.
Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh secures UNESCO World Heritage status, becoming India's 45th property, boosting cultural diplomacy and heritage conservation.
Ministry of Culture digitizes 3.75 lakh museum artifacts and 3.5 lakh manuscripts, making India's rich heritage globally accessible via JATAN software and dedicated portals.
MoRD showcases Lakhpati Didis' women-led rural enterprises at Bharat Tex 2026, boosting economic empowerment and market access for 3 crore SHG members.
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