womens day pm modi: PM Modi’s vigorous online shopping on Women’s Day, items taken from states where elections are taking place

New Delhi: On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has saluted ‘Nari Shakti’. Women have a big role to play in making India self-reliant. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, we should pledge to promote entrepreneurship among women. On the occasion of Women’s Day, Prime Minister Modi has tweeted that he has bought many items from women entrepreneurs (pm modi online shopping). Prime Minister Modi has given information about the items taken.

Prime Minister Modi has bought something from women in Kerala, West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Nagaland and many other states. It also includes online purchases from states where elections are taking place.

Out of stock as soon as you order a shawl

Prime Minister Modi has bought shawls made by artists from the Toda community in Tamil Nadu. This shawl is hand-knitted. The shawl worth around Rs 3,000 has been ordered by Prime Minister Modi. The shawl has gone out of stock following Prime Minister Modi’s order.

Purchase of Gond tribal artefacts

Prime Minister Modi has bought an artwork made by Gond tribal women. This artwork is handmade by tribal women. This is called ‘gond paper painting’.

Took the traditional shawl of Nagaland

Prime Minister Modi has bought the famous traditional shawl in Nagaland. India is proud of Naga culture, he said.

Buy Khadi Madhubani Painted Stall

Mahatma Gandhi was loved and Khadi has a long history in India. So we bought a khadi Madhubani painted stall. This is a product of very good quality and creativity of the citizens, said Modi.

Jute folder out of stock as soon as Modi takes it

Prime Minister Modi has also bought a jute file folder made by tribals in West Bengal. I will definitely use it, said Modi. As soon as Prime Minister Modi ordered this jute folder, it went out of stock.

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Gamosa took over from the Assam Self Help Group

You may have seen me wearing gamosa. Modi said he has bought the gamosa, which is made by women’s self-help groups in Kakatipapung, Assam.

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Neelvilakku bought from Kerala women

It is a sustainable item. Women also make Nilvilakku by hand from coconut skulls.