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Related Keywords: Buniyad machines, Central silk board, CSB, current fiscal, development of Silk Industry, earmarked a budget of Rs6.3 crore, Odisha state, sericulture, State urged to send more proposals, tasar farming, under Central Sponsored Schemes

The Central Silk Board (CSB) has earmarked a budget of Rs6.3 crore for the development of silk industry in Odisha State in the current fiscal. They have already sanctioned Rs94 lakh and asked the State to send them more proposals under the Central Sponsored Schemes (CSS), said chairman of CSB KM Hanumantharayappa.

As promised by Union Minister for Textile and Information and Broadcasting Smriti Irani during International Women’s Day last year to replace thigh reeling, Hanumantharayappa said that Odisha has so far been provided 106 Buniyad machines.

Related Keywords: benefit the farmers, create awareness among the silk farmers, depend on silk fabric production, development of Silk Industry, growing of mulberry plants, importance of silk industry, introduced various schemes, released posters to give wide publicity, Telangana state government, various types of programmes

To create awareness among the silk farmers about the importance of silk industry and various types of programmes that were taken up for the benefit of silk farmers, the District Collector D Krishna Bhaskar released a poster to give wide publicity on the importance of silk industry and describing the various types of programmes here on Monday, on the occasion of the Grievance Day.

Joint Director of district horticulture and silk industry department Sridhar, District Revenue Officer Shyam Prasad Lal were present along with others.

Related Keywords: CCS, Central Sector Schemes, Chairman of Central Silk Board, development of sericulture in the State, development of Silk Industry, during current fiscal year, KM Hanumantharayappa, mulberry farming, newly formed, Odisha state, provide research and development support, silk clusters, submit proposals, tasar producing, urged by the Centre

Odisha state government has been urged by the Centre to submit proposals for development of Silk Industry under the newly formed ‘Central Sector Schemes (CCS). Under the CSS the state will get Rs6.3 crore for development of sericulture in the State during 2017-18, Chairman of Central Silk Board (CSB) KM Hanumantharayappa said.