India’s economic journey is measured in GDP growth and export targets, but its heart beats in various human stories of its micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) entrepreneurs. Be it a vendor of hand-painted homeware from rural Odisha, a small woodcraft unit owner in Rajasthan, a Madhubani painter from Bihar, terracotta artisans from the East and Northeast, or handloom clusters from Kutch to Kanchipuram—one has to look for the human face behind them, and their hard work, resilience, creativity, and enterprise. When a Kashmiri artisan’s carpet reaches New Delhi, or an Assamese weaver sells to a buyer in Hyderabad, India’s trillion-dollar dream is being quietly woven.

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