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How does the Indian handicraft sector demonstrate its potential for future growth?

ABy collaborating with the fashion industry to promote traditional textiles

BThrough declining interest among younger generations

CBy limiting production to traditional rural markets only

DBy avoiding changes in design and staying isolated from global trends

Answer:

A. By collaborating with the fashion industry to promote traditional textiles

Read Explanation:

Key Strengths of Indian Handicrafts A major source of employment, especially for women in rural and semi-urban areas Exceptional diversity and richness in designs and techniques Strong resilience—traditional designs continue to thrive despite modern pressures Abundant raw material resources and a long-standing heritage of craftsmanship Vast potential for collaboration with the fashion industry to preserve and promote traditional textiles


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