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Rise in cotton prices seen on sustained buying by mills and spinners

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Rise in cotton price was seen on sustained buying by mills and spinners on the cotton market on Saturday, dealers said. According to market sources, sustained demand by spinners and mills did not allow prices to look down, instead maintaining present levels in the process of trading.

The official spot rate was higher by Rs 50 to Rs 6,550, dealers said. In Sindh, seed cotton prices were inert at Rs 3200-3400, in Punjab, Phutti rates were at Rs 3000-3400, per 40 kg, respectively, they said.

Cottage Crafts Mela organized to empower artisans and craftpersons of India

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The Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Ltd (CCIC) to celebrate the symbols of distinct culture and heritage of India organised a 13 days 'Cottage Crafts Mela' in Delhi on Monday. The exhibition is sponsored by the Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of textiles.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Samir Kumar Biswas, IAS, Development Commissioner (Handicrafts). Pramod Nagpal, Chief General Manager of the Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Ltd (CCIC), was also present on the occasion.

Kuttch Mahotsav begins in New Delhi an attempt to promote handicraft and handloom

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The Kuttch Mahotsav, organised by the Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Ltd (CCIC), is the first step towards promoting crafts from the region. Textiles Minister Santosh Gangwar today inaugurated "Kuttch Mahotsav", a theme-based festival entailing exhibition-cum-sale of handicrafts from the region.

In an endeavor to promote handicrafts and handlooms, the government had announced setting up of a handicraft mega cluster in Kuttch, which will focus on hand-crafted items and craft-based textiles.

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