Srinagar, Oct 10, Oct. 11 -- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday said Jammu and Kashmir's artisanal heritage is a source of global recognition and livelihoods for nearly 4.45 lakh people, and reiterated the Government's commitment to preserving it. "From Kashmiri and Basohli Pashmina, Kani shawls and hand-knotted carpets to Sozni embroidery, Papier Mache, Basohli paintings, Rajouri Chikri woodcraft, Khatamband and walnut wood carving, these crafts reflect generations of exceptional skill and creativity," the CM said.He said the Government is committed to strengthening the economic security of artisans and weavers, many of whom belong to economically weaker sections.Highlighting various initiatives, the Chief Minister said the Credit ...