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Giving a boost to local weavers and artisans in Nagaland, the National Handloom&nbsp;Expo started on the 5th of March at&nbsp;Urban Haat in Dimapur.
Organised by the&nbsp;Directorate of Handloom and Textiles, Government of Assam, the expo will go on for 15 days.
Over 30 stalls from Assam, Nagaland&nbsp;and Manipur&nbsp;have put up their work at the expo.
The theme for the handloom this year is 'Pavillion'.&nbsp;

National Handloom expo underway in Nagaland 

Giving a boost to local weavers and artisans in Nagaland, the National Handloom&nbsp;Expo started on the 5th of March at&nbsp;Urban Haat in Dimapur. The expo will go on for 15 days. Over 30 stalls from Assam, Nagaland&nbsp;and Manipur&nbsp;have put up their work at the expo. The theme for the handloom this year is 'Pavillion'.&nbsp;

 A Wooden Box That Can Print Notes?

Kampur police apprehended six men who were trying to cheat people by selling a wooden box saying it is a note minting machine. The incident came to light when these were trying to dupe few people with the wooden box. In the inside of the box there are a lot of wires and switches giving an impression that the box could actually be used to do some technical work. Of the six men, two are from Dimapur, Nagaland and four from Lakhimpur, Assam. Watch this video to see how this wooden box, that these men wanted to pass off as currency printing machine looks like.

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