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    Amazon Taking Indian Handloom To The Global Market

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    Team Cryptic proposed an advertisement for Amazon highlighting how it can help Indian weavers, artisans and sellers reach a global market. The ad shows a rope connecting India and the world, signifying how Amazon allows direct sales between sellers and customers anywhere. It aims to encourage handloom and handicraft businesses in India to use Amazon's platform for its economic benefits and ability to contribute to India's 'Make in India' initiative through partnerships with the Ministry of Textiles and state governments.

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    Amazon Taking Indian Handloom To The Global Market

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    Team Cryptic proposed an advertisement for Amazon highlighting how it can help Indian weavers, artisans and sellers reach a global market. The ad shows a rope connecting India and the world, signifying how Amazon allows direct sales between sellers and customers anywhere. It aims to encourage handloom and handicraft businesses in India to use Amazon's platform for its economic benefits and ability to contribute to India's 'Make in India' initiative through partnerships with the Ministry of Textiles and state governments.

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    Team Cryptic proposed an advertisement for Amazon highlighting how it can help Indian weavers, artisans and sellers reach a global market. The ad shows a rope connecting India and the world, signifying how Amazon allows direct sales between sellers and customers anywhere. It aims to encourage handloom and handicraft businesses in India to use Amazon's platform for its economic benefits and ability to contribute to India's 'Make in India' initiative through partnerships with the Ministry of Textiles and state governments.

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    Amazon Taking Indian Handloom To The Global Market

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    Prashant Arora
    Team Cryptic proposed an advertisement for Amazon highlighting how it can help Indian weavers, artisans and sellers reach a global market. The ad shows a rope connecting India and the world, signifying how Amazon allows direct sales between sellers and customers anywhere. It aims to encourage handloom and handicraft businesses in India to use Amazon's platform for its economic benefits and ability to contribute to India's 'Make in India' initiative through partnerships with the Ministry of Textiles and state governments.

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    Team Name: Cryptic

    Team members: Swapnil Jain, Rishi Agarwal, Ajitesh Sahoo, Rajat Goyal and Priyank Pawar

    Amazon taking Indian handloom to the global market

    In this ad, Amazon is going to target weavers, artisans, and sellers from various parts of India
    to encourage them to sell their products on its platform, as Amazon provides them the
    opportunity to sell to the millions of customers worldwide.
    The single direct rope connecting two nations signifies how Amazon is facilitating the
    product delivery between sellers and customer directly without any hassle and through
    shortest possible path and time. So, weavers and artisans will find it economically suitable to
    move their business to amazon platform.
    Amazon India has partnered with the Union Ministry of Textile and various state
    governments to promote handloom and handicrafts business in India so that it can contribute
    to ‘Make in India’ initiative.
    Amazon has also created a separate page for handloom and handicraft on its site.

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