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What does TULIP stand for in the BHARAT-TULIP initiative highlighted at Shilp Samagam?

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ATourism and Urban Logistics Infrastructure Project
BTechnology for Urban Land Investment Programme
CTraining for Universal Literacy and Inclusion Programme
DTraditional Artisans’ Upliftment Livelihood Programme
Correct Answer: D. Traditional Artisans’ Upliftment Livelihood Programme

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TULIP stands for Traditional Artisans’ Upliftment Livelihood Programme. Its context is helping traditional artisans market their products through physical and digital channels. The same abbreviation can appear in different policy settings, so use the full initiative name and sector to identify the intended expansion. Here the clues are traditional crafts, livelihoods and sales. Options about urban land or transport do not match that context. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2328079

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