Rural artisans reap profits in Surajkund fair (the video is loading, may take long. Please bear with us...)
Updated on Feb 10, 2008 08:28 pm IST
Rural artisans from across India are reaping huge profits as they receive excellent response and huge business from hordes of enthusiastic customers at the annual Surajkund fair. The 15-day rural crafts fair, which opened at Surajkund near New Delhi last week is a potpourri of cultures and handicrafts, with over 350 national award winning Indian artisans showcasing their creative traditional works.
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