21/01/21 14:00 PM IST
It is an exhibition of handicrafts and traditional products made by artisans from the minority communities. Organised by ministry of minority affairs under “USTTAD” scheme at different parts of the country.
Aim
To provide market exposure and employment opportunities to artisans, craftsmen and traditional culinary experts.
Significance
“Hunar Haat” have become a successful mission to provide employment and employment opportunities and national as well international markets for thousands of master artisans, craftsmen and culinary experts.
USTTAD SCHEME
USTTAD (Upgrading the Skills and Training in Traditional Arts/Crafts for Development) scheme aims to preserve heritage of traditional arts and crafts of minority communities and build capacity of traditional craftspersons and artisans and establish linkages of traditional skills with the global market.
Source: PIB
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