In a heartening move for Nagaland’s artisan community, Indian Overseas Bank has extended financial assistance under the Mudra scheme to the skilled artisans of Runway Nagaland. This initiative marks more than just a transaction—it’s a powerful step towards preserving tradition, fuelling local enterprise, and empowering the hands that shape our cultural identity.
For generations, artisans in Nagaland have carried forward the legacy of intricate craftsmanship, often with limited access to financial tools that could help them grow. This support from Indian Overseas Bank is a turning point. It provides not just capital, but confidence—the kind that tells every artisan their work matters, their skills are valuable, and their dreams are worth investing in.
At the heart of this partnership is a shared belief in grassroots innovation. By backing artisans who are deeply rooted in heritage and sustainability, Indian Overseas Bank has done more than fund businesses—it has helped build futures.
We extend our sincere gratitude to Shang, Branch Manager of Indian Overseas Bank, for his belief in the transformative power of craft and community. His support reinforces what we at Runway Nagaland have always stood for: nurturing local talents , promoting self reliance , and creating opportunities for artisans where tradition and enterprise can thrive together.
This collaboration stands as a beacon of hope—a reminder that when institutions and communities come together, real change begins. Here’s to building an ecosystem where culture is not just preserved but celebrated, supported, and sustained.