CHANDIGARH,21/11/2025-Today, the Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh, visited the IITF-2025 Pavilion and interacted with participating MSMEs. He encouraged them to take part in such national platforms to expand visibility and growth opportunities, assuring every possible support from the Chandigarh Administration. He also warmly invited the residents of Chandigarh to visit the Chandigarh Pavilion and explore the diverse range of products and initiatives on display.

As Chandigarh is making a strong impression at the India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2025, with its Pavilion curated under the national theme “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat.” The Pavilion features 10 vibrant stalls, including five from Chandigarh Administration departments/boards and five from MSME units, collectively highlighting the city’s rich cultural heritage, innovative products, and progressive governance initiatives.

The Chandigarh Pavilion presents an engaging mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern utility products. Visitors can explore Punjabi Dabka-embroidered suits, handloom carpets, heritage wooden chairs, brass artefacts, emergency lights, aromatic products, and an extensive range of Chandigarh-themed souvenirs such as temperature bottles, canvas bags, magnets, notebooks, calendars, mugs, and canvas artworks.

A strong representation from local MSMEs includes units engaged in hand embroidery, carpets, emergency lighting equipment, wooden heritage furniture, brass handicrafts, handloom products, and artisan groups supported under PM Vishwakarma and NULM.
Key government departments are also participating:
* Museum & Art Gallery is showcasing Chandigarh’s cultural and artistic heritage.
* CITCO & Chandigarh Tourism present the city’s architectural legacy, garden tourism circuit, weekend getaways, and hospitality offerings, along with the popular Double-Decker Hop-on Hop-off Bus.
* Jail Department, Chandigarh is exhibiting skill-based products crafted by inmates as part of rehabilitation and vocational training initiatives.

The Pavilion highlights key government programmes such as PMEGP, PM Vishwakarma, and NULM, reinforcing Chandigarh’s commitment to empowering artisans, promoting traditional crafts, strengthening the MSME ecosystem, and advancing inclusive development.
With a blend of governance, heritage, innovation, and entrepreneurship, the Chandigarh Pavilion stands out as a comprehensive representation of the city’s creative spirit and progressive identity at IITF-2025.