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The Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show, held at India Expo Mart, featured the participation of over 2,000 exhibitors showcasing products from various parts of the state. These exhibitors expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for the opportunity.
One such exhibitor, Angika Kushwaha, hailing from Varanasi, said that she specialised in crafting Banarasi sarees and manages a workforce of one thousand individuals operating 300 looms. Angika, who holds a PhD in Textiles, is showcasing the intricacies of making Banarasi sarees. She said that weavers were getting all kinds of facilities under the Yogi government and she no longer had to worry about taking loans.
One such exhibitor, Angika Kushwaha from Varanasi, specialises in crafting Banarasi sarees and oversees a workforce of one thousand individuals operating 300 looms.
A PhD degree holder in Textiles, Angika said that weavers were now receiving various facilities under the Yogi government and they no longer had to worry about taking loans.
Dilshad Hussain, a Padmashree-awarded craftsman from Moradabad, displayed brass carvings at the event. He emphasised that international trade shows offer UP exhibitors a platform to present their products to international buyers. Dilshad Hussain expressed his gratitude to CM Yogi for providing such excellent facilities for exhibitors, describing it as a unique opportunity.
Sheesh Ram, an art enthusiast from Meerut and a Padmashree Award recipient as well, was delighted to participate in the UP International Trade Show. After serving in the Indian Army for 40 years, he made significant contributions to portrait painting and sculpture, gaining global recognition. Sheesh Ram emphasised that events like the International Trade Show not only elevate the prestige of artists and craftsmen but also enhance the reputation of Uttar Pradesh and India on the global stage.