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    Banarsi Saree: Made by Shashank Kumar Singh Nidhi Mishra N

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    Banarsi sarees are traditionally handwoven silk sarees from Varanasi, India. A survey found that 61% of people prefer Indian clothing like the Banarsi saree, while 35% prefer both Indian and Western styles. Most sarees cost between Rs. 2,000-10,000. The Banarsi saree industry is facing challenges as weavers struggle with low wages and debt. Several NGOs are working to help weavers through education, healthcare and fair wages to revive the Banarsi saree tradition.

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    Banarsi sarees are traditionally handwoven silk sarees from Varanasi, India. A survey found that 61% of people prefer Indian clothing like the Banarsi saree, while 35% prefer both Indian and Western styles. Most sarees cost between Rs. 2,000-10,000. The Banarsi saree industry is facing challenges as weavers struggle with low wages and debt. Several NGOs are working to help weavers through education, healthcare and fair wages to revive the Banarsi saree tradition.

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    Banarsi sarees are traditionally handwoven silk sarees from Varanasi, India. A survey found that 61% of people prefer Indian clothing like the Banarsi saree, while 35% prefer both Indian and Western styles. Most sarees cost between Rs. 2,000-10,000. The Banarsi saree industry is facing challenges as weavers struggle with low wages and debt. Several NGOs are working to help weavers through education, healthcare and fair wages to revive the Banarsi saree tradition.

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    Banarsi Saree: Made by Shashank Kumar Singh Nidhi Mishra N

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    Banarsi sarees are traditionally handwoven silk sarees from Varanasi, India. A survey found that 61% of people prefer Indian clothing like the Banarsi saree, while 35% prefer both Indian and Western styles. Most sarees cost between Rs. 2,000-10,000. The Banarsi saree industry is facing challenges as weavers struggle with low wages and debt. Several NGOs are working to help weavers through education, healthcare and fair wages to revive the Banarsi saree tradition.

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    Banarsi Saree

    Made by
    Shashank kumar singh
    Nidhi mishra
    n
    Process
    The Process
    Retail Chain
    Western
    Kind of clothing 4%

    Both Kinds
    35%

    Indian
    61%
    Range of saree according to common people
    Rs.10000 or more
    12%

    Rs.6000- 10,000 Rs.2000- 5000


    33% 55%
    The Pathetic Condition of Weavers
    Reasons behind the degradation of
    banarsi saree
    NGO’s
    • Human welfare association
    • Bunkar sandesh abhiyan
    • Manav rachna
    • PVCHR

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