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Rangoli makers adapt to rising costs to preserve colourful Diwali tradition

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In India, Rangoli makers are shifting to organic materials to offset rising costs, ensuring the vibrant Diwali tradition continues despite economic pressures. This adaptation highlights a cultural resilience in the face of inflation, though specific cost figures or the extent of this shift remain unquantified in the provided text.

Key points

• Rangoli makers in India are switching to organic materials to counteract rising material costs.

Context

The article documents a specific adaptation strategy by Indian artisans to maintain the Diwali tradition amidst inflation, though no broader economic data or specific cost comparisons are provided.

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The evidence is a single sentence with no numerical data, dates, or specific locations beyond 'India'. The extent of the shift and the cost impact are not quantified.

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