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The chemical industry is a crucial part of the modern and globalized world economy and converts raw materials such as crude oil, natural gas, air, water, metals, and minerals into various ready-to-use products that are essential to activities every day. The chemical industry is one of the oldest branches of industry in India and forms an important part of the Indian economy. Today, the chemical industry functions as the basic building block for almost all other manufacturing industries such as textiles, pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, food processing, and paints. India is among the top 10 chemical-producing countries worldwide. The industry employs around 2 million people in India. The production of dyes in India accounts for 16% of world production. The chemical industry is a very important part of the growing Indian economy and the mainstay of the country's industrial and agricultural development as it provides various basic components and raw materials for a number of industries.

Handicrafts are one of the commodities which are exported from our country to different countries in the world and have also won a good name and fame in the international market. Crafts are the unique expression of our community and culture. It generates foreign exchange earnings, which are very important for economic growth and improving our economy. India is one of the world's largest exporters of handicrafts. The handicrafts sector contributes significantly to the country's economy. It helps to earn foreign exchange for the country while preserving handicraft cultural heritage. Total exports of Indian handicrafts were valued at US$ 4.35 billion in 2021-22, a 25.7 percent increase over the previous year. Indian handicraft earns well from exports and is also the subject of global exhibitions in which our country is represented. The handicrafts sector is important to the Indian economy because it is one of the largest job creators and contributes significantly to the country