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Share your ideas and suggestions to develop a vibrant and robust Textiles Sector

Share your ideas and suggestions to develop a vibrant and robust Textiles Sector
Start Date :
Jul 30, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 15, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The strings of India's development have been inseparably attached to the success of its Textiles sector. The industry's symbiotic relationship with agriculture widens the range of ...

The strings of India's development have been inseparably attached to the success of its Textiles sector. The industry's symbiotic relationship with agriculture widens the range of beneficiaries.

•4.5 crore people are directly employed while another 6 crores are indirectly in this sector with a considerable stake of women and rural population.

•5% of the global trade in textiles and apparel is to India's credit.

•India's centuries-old knowledge and expertise in this sector have positioned it as the world's 2nd largest manufacturer and exporter with a 12% share in total exports (2018-19).

And now we, at the Textiles Ministry have our sights set on achieving global leader status for India. Government under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji has been pushing for innovation and incentives to realise the mission of Aatmanirbhar Bharat by bolstering exports, quality & productivity, competitiveness, technology up-gradation, research & development, and training & skill development in this industry.

Now, we are keen to listen to the suggestions of Industry experts, innovators, students, business leaders, and all other contributors to this sector to expedite our mission. As we mark the 75th year of India's Independence, we want you to have an increased stake in the success of the Textiles industry.

The last date to share your ideas and suggestions is 15th August 2021.

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Kaushik Vyas
Kaushik Vyas 5 years 2 weeks ago
Ministry of sahakar n textiles. I am sure such units can meet the customer demands of both common citizens n affluent class also. They can build residents houses, schools n medical facilities for their employees as well. Such units need not be in urban but can be set up in rural areas with the logistic facilities n other banking facilities. When the ownership is with workers ,there won't be any industrial disputes, will work towards making it profitable units Jai Hind.
Kaushik Vyas
Kaushik Vyas 5 years 2 weeks ago
.2 will bring back the glory of Textile industries, using all modern technologies , machines n skilled workers. The finished fabrics can be designed as per the world brand of apparel manufacturers n these units can produce accordingly such quality fabrics. The world brand manufacturers can be invited n use their expertise for finished goods mfg. N international n domestic markets both. Under one roof can bring down mfg cost also. Such composite units can be provided all help, assistance by min 3
Kaushik Vyas
Kaushik Vyas 5 years 2 weeks ago
Sir, once City of Ahmedabad was known as Manchester of India, why because there were about sixty five Composite textile Mills , employing thousands of workers both men women. Then slowly these mills broken down n small processing units started in the powerloom , dying,finishing sectors more of a family type companies. Now again if with the ownership of Co-operative units of owned n ran by the cotton growers like sugarcane growers,the complete processing unit under one roof will again being..2
kavi voleti
kavi voleti 5 years 2 weeks ago
DEAR SIR, The only big problem we face is population growth.since independence we have proper strict laws restricting population growth..Now we face so many problems because of this ..how can government provide basic needs to these increasing population..it's really a demerit.we humbly request you to consider it a worthy thing to go further 🙏🙏 moreover it's obvious that when population increase,poverty increase,pollution increase..all things are connected
Suniti Tyagi
Suniti Tyagi 5 years 2 weeks ago
Respected Sir,Textile sector can be developed by involving each and every village into its development.Introducing new technology in this sector can be of great benefit.If the textile mills are opened in every village,the villagers would get employment and this would prevent them from running towards cities for jobs.
VEERANNA GS
VEERANNA GS 5 years 2 weeks ago
Respected Sir, today we received 2000/- Rupees PM KISSAN SAMMAN YOJANA it is helps to our farmers. but today some of our farmers are get laziness, addicted to narcotics, drinks, these activities are not good for development one of our farmer in Hubli Dharvad after receiving this amount and he spent played cards. but his family really suffered from poverty. I seen in a news paper. one thing happy after covid IT people, MBA studied are turned into agriculture it may be brightened "OUR INDIA "