In India, many local products are eligible for lottery schemes as part of government initiatives to promote indigenous goods. These products range from traditional handicrafts to agricultural produce.
Handmade textiles like Banarasi silk sarees and Pashmina shawls are often included in these lottery-eligible categories. These products represent India\“s rich cultural heritage and provide livelihood to thousands of artisans across the country.
Agricultural products such as organic spices, basmati rice, and Darjeeling tea also qualify for lottery eligibility. The government uses these schemes to encourage farmers to maintain quality standards and promote Indian products in international markets.
To be eligible for lottery, these products must meet specific quality certifications and originate from registered local producers. This ensures authenticity and helps consumers identify genuine Indian products while supporting local economies. |
