Jharokha is a compendium celebrating India’s rich heritage of handicrafts, handlooms, art, and culture, organized as a pan-India initiative. The event was conducted across multiple locations in various states and Union Territories, bringing together diverse traditions and artistic expressions under one platform. It served as a vibrant celebration of traditional craftsmanship while promoting the spirit of “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM)” and encouraging Jan Bhagidari (people’s participation). Through its wide reach and cultural significance, Jharokha successfully showcased the unity and diversity of India’s artisanal legacy.