60th Edition of the Delhi Fair Set to Be the Best Ever: EPCH Chairman Neeraj Vinod Khanna

Greater Noida (13 October 2025): Welcoming the guests at the inauguration, EPCH Chairman Neeraj Vinod Khanna expressed immense pride in the fair’s legacy, calling this edition the finest and most impactful in the event’s history.

It gives me great pleasure to welcome everyone to this landmark 60th edition of the Delhi Fair. This is not just an exhibition — it’s a celebration of Indian craftsmanship, creativity, and the spirit of entrepreneurship that connects us to buyers across the globe, said Neeraj Vinod Khanna.

Among the dignitaries present at the ceremony were Mr. Tarun Rathi, Vice President of EPCH; Mr. Ramveer Singh, Minister of State, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Ms. Avni Dikshit, Commissioner of Industrial and Trade Relations, Government of the Russian Federation; and Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Chairman, India Expo Centre & Mart. The event also saw the presence of several senior council members including Mr. Sagar Mehta, Mr. Avdhesh Agrawal, Mr. Raj Dhan, Mr. Rohit Dhan, Mr. Mohit Chopra, and Mr. R.K. Malhotra.

This year’s edition has witnessed a record 3,000-plus exhibitors showcasing a wide spectrum of Indian handicrafts, gifts, décor, lifestyle products, and sustainable designs. More than 3,000 overseas buyers from over 100 countries have registered, reflecting India’s growing influence in the global handmade and home décor segment.

The fair provides a vibrant platform for exporters, artisans, designers, and entrepreneurs to connect with international sourcing agents, retailers, and trade representatives. Khanna emphasized that the strong participation and enthusiastic buyer turnout reaffirm India’s position as a “global hub for handcrafted excellence.”

Highlighting the international outreach efforts, Neeraj Vinod Khanna shared,

Over the past three months, I had the opportunity to visit Paris, Germany, and the United Kingdom to promote this event. The response has been extremely encouraging — many global trade representatives, including from major exhibitions like HO! NEXT UK Birmingham, have shown keen interest in India’s craftsmanship and business potential.

He added that this year’s edition brings several innovations — including curated thematic displays, sustainability zones, artisan clusters, and live craft demonstrations, reflecting EPCH’s commitment to innovation and inclusivity in the handicraft sector.

The EPCH Chairman also extended heartfelt thanks to the organising committee members, senior council representatives, and the entire EPCH team, acknowledging their, tireless efforts in making this milestone edition a resounding success. This fair stands as a testament to the unity and hard work of our exporters, artisans, and partners. With government support and industry collaboration, India’s handicraft exports are poised for even greater global recognition, Khanna concluded.

The five-day fair, running from October 13 to October 17, is expected to draw tens of thousands of trade visitors, offering a dynamic marketplace for innovation, sustainability, and cross-border collaboration in the handicrafts and gifts sector.

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