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Haryana to Exhibit Handicrafts and Local Products at IITF‑2026 in New Delhi
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 03:32 AM
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The Haryana government will present a range of traditional handicrafts and locally made products at the International Indian Trade Fair 2026 in New Delhi.
The state of Haryana is set to showcase its rich tradition of handicrafts and locally produced goods at the International Indian Trade Fair (IITF) 2026, scheduled to be held in New Delhi. The participation aims to give Haryana's artisans a national platform to reach a wider audience of buyers, retailers and trade delegations attending the fair.
Organisers of IITF expect the exhibition to feature a diverse array of products, ranging from hand‑woven textiles and wooden carvings to organic food items and traditional jewellery. Haryana's display will be curated to highlight the unique craftsmanship of its rural clusters and the economic potential of its small‑scale industries.
State officials have indicated that the initiative is part of a broader effort to boost rural incomes and promote Made‑in‑India branding for regional specialties. The fair, which draws participants from across the country and abroad, offers a valuable opportunity for Haryana's producers to secure orders and forge business linkages.
The exhibition is slated to run for several days, during which visitors can interact directly with the artisans and explore the cultural heritage embedded in each product. Haryana's presence at IITF‑2026 underscores the state's commitment to preserving traditional skills while driving contemporary market growth.
Organisers of IITF expect the exhibition to feature a diverse array of products, ranging from hand‑woven textiles and wooden carvings to organic food items and traditional jewellery. Haryana's display will be curated to highlight the unique craftsmanship of its rural clusters and the economic potential of its small‑scale industries.
State officials have indicated that the initiative is part of a broader effort to boost rural incomes and promote Made‑in‑India branding for regional specialties. The fair, which draws participants from across the country and abroad, offers a valuable opportunity for Haryana's producers to secure orders and forge business linkages.
The exhibition is slated to run for several days, during which visitors can interact directly with the artisans and explore the cultural heritage embedded in each product. Haryana's presence at IITF‑2026 underscores the state's commitment to preserving traditional skills while driving contemporary market growth.