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Mah govt to provide textile owners subsidy delinked from bank loan
Maharashtra government for the first time has taken decided to provide subsidy to textile owners which would not be linked to bank loans. In a policy decision taken last week, the state government
Big fall in cotton output to see jump in prices by 7pc
As the trade is speculating a big fall in cotton output due to pink bollworm attacks in some states, even though there is little clarity yet on the extent of the damage. Prices have increased by
Technotex India 2017 commences in Mumbai
The sixth edition of TECHNOTEX-2017, India’s premier Exhibition on theme “Technical Textiles: Towards Future” organized by Ministry of Textiles and Federation of Indian Chambers of
Solapur aims to become a major uniform hub
Solapur’s closely-knit and largely unorganised garments and uniforms industry is attracting attention of the armed forces, according to Nilesh S. Shah, Vice-President of Shri Solapur
Mah govt working on niche policy for garment and apparel sector
Maharashtra state government is working on a niche policy to promote investments in the garment and apparel sector, considering its job creation potential and boost its ‘Make in
Raymond to ramp up cotton fabric production capacity in next 3 yrs
Diversified group Raymond, one of India’s leading manufacturer and retailer of fabrics and garments is planning to ramp up its cotton fabric production capacity, despite subdued domestic
Buyer-Seller Meet of Handicraft Power-loom sector begins in Nagpur
A Buyer Seller Meet Fabric, Garments & Made Ups (Exhibition Cum Sale) organized by Govt. of India, Ministry of Textiles, Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner, Navi Mumbai in association with
Cooperative textile mills will be allowed to sell excess land to overcome crisis
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
Strike brings half of India’s powerloom sector to a halt
Strike has been called by Bhiwandi powerlooms since Monday demanding control on yarn prices and permission to export cloth . Approximately 9 lakh people are dependent on Bhiwandi’s
Indian textile machinery market size to increase twofold by 2021
Indian textile machinery industry likely to boost with the growth in the textile sector and upcoming new projects along with the initiative taken to set up textile parks across the country by the
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