Weaving the Future: Andhra Pradesh's Commitment to Handloom Heritage
On National Handloom Day, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu vowed to support the state's weavers, emphasizing pride in traditional handloom craftsmanship. Naidu highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage by supporting artisans. He visited Mangalagiri Handlooms Centre to celebrate and assess the vibrant handloom creations.

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In celebration of National Handloom Day, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu reaffirmed the state's commitment to uplifting its weavers and the cherished handloom tradition. Naidu expressed immense pride in the craft's ability to reflect cultural heritage.
In a social media post, Naidu stated, "By supporting them, we are also safeguarding a vital part of our cultural identity for generations to come." The chief minister emphasized the craftspeople's role in both preserving the past and shaping the future of the state.
Highlighting the day's significance, Naidu visited the Mangalagiri Handlooms Centre in Guntur district, where he engaged with artisans and examined a range of sarees and woven fabrics. His visit underscores efforts to maintain and bolster the handloom sector.
(With inputs from agencies.)