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Cooperative textile mills will be allowed to sell excess land to overcome crisis

Related Keywords: Chandrakant Dada Patil, cooperative sector, cooperative textile mills, government investments, Maharashtra government, Suresh Halwankar Committee, textile mills in maharashtra

Around 50 co-operative textile mills in Maharashtra are sick, closed or under liquidation process with losses in the range of Rs 10-40 crore each. The government's share in their capital ranges from 80% to 45%.

In order to save these mills from losses, Maharashtra government may soon allow the mills in the state to sell off excess land in their possession. These mills were never given permission to sell the extra land, despite repeated requests to this effect. The government has not yet decided on whether there should be a cap on saleable land.

Textile mills in Maha decide to observe one day strike on September 1

Related Keywords: cooperative textile mills, crash in the China market, demand a reduction in power tariff, facing huge crisis, government policies, no orders fro yarn, one day strike, option to prevent more losses, pay wages to workers, Shutting the spindles, soft loans for short term, subsidy for exports

At a meeting of managements of 55 cooperative mills across the states held on Wednesday in Sangli, a decision was taken that all cooperative textile mills in Maharashtra will follow a one day strike on September 1 as the textile sector is facing huge crisis and most spinning mills have no orders for yarn since the past one month and have incurred huge losses.

The mill owners have cited errant government policies and loss of business due to the crash in the China market--a major yarn buyer--as the prime reason leading to this situation.

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