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First ever survey conducted help to find the authentic figure of total powerlooms in India
The first ever 'Baseline Survey of Powerloom sector' conducted by AC Neilsen ORG MARG for ministry of textiles, government of India confirm Surat as the biggest man-made fabric (MMF) hub in
Yarn export declines in June, Vietnam emerging market for cotton yarn
Entering the so called lean season for textiles, export of spun yarns deepened in June after falling 9.9 per cent year on year in May. In June, exports declined 14.5 per cent in similar comparison.
Jute industry under peril over Bengal govt flaw to buy bags
The jute industry is reeling under a demand crisis and four mills are now under a lock-out. Nearly one lakh persons are out of work in the industry due to production cutbacks. Moreover, the West
Tanoti make efforts to keep craft of songket weaving alive
Indian weaving and design methods, songket textiles were brought in to trade or as gifts for the sultan and his entourage as early as the 15th century in Malacca. Hand-woven from silk or cotton and
Telangana tourism makes efforts to promote unique style of Pochampally weaves and patterns
A cluster of 80 villages in Nalgonda district of Telangana state forms Pochampally which has traditional looms whose design is more than a century old. Indian Trust for Rural Heritage and Development
Banarasi saree gets a global ambassador for endorsement
Our Honorable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, had promised during his electoral campaign to raise the prestige of Banarasi silk sari weavers by making their brand of saris the
Demand for jute bags takes a sharp hit as govt orders dry up
The jute industry which was already going through a bad phase has taken a further hit due to the State not honouring its sourcing commitments this production season. The Minister of State for Textile
Two mega handloom cluster to come up in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh is one of the important states for the handloom industry to set up two mega handloom clusters each at Mangalagiri and Chirala in the state of Andhra Pradesh with an investment of Rs.1
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
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