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More than 900 rural women artisans from 30 states will showcase their traditional products at the SARAS Ajeevika Mela in Gurugram from October 13 to October 29. The fair aims to connect rural women with means of livelihood and offers skill development training. A SARAS Food Court featuring live food stalls from 25 states and a North-East Pavilion will also be set up.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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