A massive fire on March 15 destroyed 42 stalls at Dastkar Haat in Chhattarpur, New Delhi, affecting 26 artisan groups and resulting in significant inventory losses. In response, a 12-day Solidarity Bazaar was launched to support the artisans in rebuilding their livelihoods. The bazaar, which began on Wednesday and will run until April 20, features over 90 artisans showcasing handcrafted apparel, home décor, pottery, accessories, and wellness products, along with a food court offering regional cuisines. Organizers aim to provide direct support through sales, with at least 20 of the affected artisan groups participating. Laila Tyabji, founder of Dastkar, emphasized the emotional and cultural significance of the craft products lost in the fire. Artisan Chand Mohammed, who experienced substantial losses, expressed gratitude for the bazaar, noting that initial sales have been encouraging. The initiative highlights the fragility of traditional craft communities that rely on seasonal exhibitions and physical marketplaces for their income.