Potter Family in Udhampur Benefits from Government Push for Local Crafts
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What happened
Mohammad Farooq and his family in Baishti village, Udhampur district, are producing thousands of traditional clay diyas and nearly 50 varieties of earthenware. This pottery tradition has sustained the family for over 35 years. The family is meeting festive demand while participating in the government's 'Vocal for Local' initiative.
From aninews.in
Why it matters
The renewed emphasis on indigenous products, supported by the government, has helped revive interest in the craft after a period of declining demand. Customers are traveling from different places to purchase the family's products.
From aninews.in
Who's involved
- Mohammad FarooqPerson whose family operates the traditional pottery business
- UdhampurLocation where the pottery business operates
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The entities involved
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Udhampur
a human settlement in Udhampur district, Jammu and Kashmir, India
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Mohammad Farooq
cricketer
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