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International Women s Day: PM Modi buys products to celebrate women enterprise, creativity
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Published: Monday, March 8, 2021, 15:52 [IST]
New Delhi, Mar 08: On International Women s Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi went on a shopping spree and purchased textiles and paintings from states like Tamil Nadu, Assam and West Bengal.
Women are playing a leading role in India s quest to become aatmanirbhar , he tweeted, urging people to commit themselves to encouraging entrepreneurship among women.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Sharing details of the products he bought, Modi noted that the exquisite hand embroidered shawl made by artisans of the Toda tribe of Tamil Nadu looked wonderful and added that he bought one. This product is marketed by Tribes India, he said.
Women are playing a leading role in India s quest to become aatmanirbhar , PM Narendra Modi tweeted. Prime Minister Narendra Modi | Photo Credit: Indiatimes
New Delhi: In a unique initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday marked International Women s Day by purchasing several products that celebrate their enterprise, creativity and India s culture .
Women are playing a leading role in India s quest to become aatmanirbhar , he tweeted, urging people to commit themselves to encouraging entrepreneurship among women.
Sharing details of the products he bought, Modi noted that the exquisite hand embroidered shawl made by artisans of the Toda tribe of Tamil Nadu looked wonderful and added that he bought one. This product is marketed by Tribes India, he said.