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Dastkar is a private not-for-profit NGO established in 1981, working to support traditional Indian craftspeople, many of them women and village based, with the objective of helping craftspeople regain their place in the economic mainstream.
Dastkar, Nature Bazaar Venue, Kisan Haat Andheria Modh, Anuvrat Marg New Delhi 110074 India
+91-9910802970
Timing – 11am to 7pm
Days – Open All Days (Except Wednesday But Not During The Event)
