The Department of Posts, which ran Digital Detox 2.0, works under which ministry?

The Department of Posts, which works under the Ministry of Communications, organised the in-flight postcard writing activity in collaboration with that airline, and the campaign ran on fifteen of its flights serving eleven destinations.

The campaign was carried out across fifteen flights, and those flights between them served eleven destinations, so the two figures must be kept apart.

The fair is organised in seven distinct thematic zones, named Kala Aangan, Prakash Chowk, Pooja Path, Sajawat Bazaar, Gharana, Swad Chowk and Manch, and together they cover crafts, festive lighting, worship articles, decorations, textiles, food and cultural performance.

That is the combined figure reported for the four participating corporations over the window from the first to the ninth of November, and the Ministry presents it as a sign of the market response to products made by beneficiary communities.

The fair is its own initiative, meant to open markets for artisans and beneficiaries from the Scheduled Castes, the Other Backward Classes, Safai Karamchari communities and persons with disabilities, and the four corporations whose sales are reported all fall under that ministry.