PM Modi Visits CCIC Pavilion at Bharat Parv 2026 in Gujarat
Prime Minister explores India's handloom and handicraft heritage at Ekta Nagar, as CCIC highlights its efforts to empower artisans and promote ‘Vocal for Local’.
- PM Narendra Modi visits the CCIC pavilion at Bharat Parv 2026.
- Exhibition showcases India’s traditional handloom and handicraft heritage.
- Gujarat artisans demonstrate agate stone art and intricate appliqué work.
- CCIC pavilion remains open to visitors until November 15.
GG News Bureau
Ekta Nagar, 31st Oct: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the pavilion of the Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India Ltd. (CCIC) at Bharat Parv 2026 in Ekta Nagar, Kevadia, Gujarat, on October 30.
The pavilion showcases India’s rich handloom and handicraft heritage while highlighting CCIC’s efforts to support artisans and weavers through better market access and sustainable livelihood opportunities.
CCIC, a Government of India enterprise under the Ministry of Textiles, is participating in the ongoing Bharat Parv exhibition to promote traditional Indian craftsmanship and connect indigenous products with wider markets.
Showcasing India’s Traditional Craftsmanship
The CCIC pavilion presents the Corporation’s longstanding association with artisans and weavers from different parts of the country. It features a diverse range of handcrafted products reflecting India’s cultural heritage, creativity and traditional skills.
Artisans from Gujarat are demonstrating traditional artwork using agate and semi-precious stones, along with intricate appliqué work.
Promoting ‘Vocal for Local’ and ‘Local to Global’
Through its initiatives, CCIC aims to strengthen the livelihoods of artisans and weavers by providing opportunities to reach domestic and international markets.
The Corporation’s participation supports the vision of ‘Vocal for Local’ and ‘Local to Global’, bringing India’s traditional craftsmanship to a wider audience.
CCIC Managing Director Bimal Gopalachari, officials of the Corporation, artisans and weavers were present at the pavilion during the Prime Minister’s visit.
Exhibition Open Until November 15
Bharat Parv 2026 provides visitors an opportunity to explore India’s diverse handloom and handicraft traditions under one roof.
The CCIC exhibition will remain open to visitors until November 15, 2026, at Ekta Nagar, Kevadia, Gujarat.
