Abstract
Using financial data from rural artisans in India, this research seeks to summarise the issues these small business owners face. The unorganized sector is a major feature of these rural craftsmen. When it comes to preserving India's cultural history, these craftspeople are held in high esteem yet denied access to contemporary technology and financial aid. The Indian economy can benefit greatly from this sector's contributions to employment, rural income, and the purchasing power of rural residents. Craft and handiwork is the second-largest unorganised sector of employment in India, after agriculture, behind only manufacturing. [1] Craft in India is more than just a business; it represents the aspirations and aspirations of the nation's over 23 million handcraft workers. To promote the financial well-being of rural artisans, the government has implemented some economic initiatives.
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