Government initiatives for upgradation of the Indian textile industry
Journal Title: Asian Journal of Home Science - Year 2017, Vol 12, Issue 1
Abstract
Indian textile industry is a major contributor to the Indian economy which is evident by its high employment generation capability and export potential. The industry comprises of various segments ranging from capital intensive spinning to labour intensive garmenting and highly unorganized sectors like handloom, sericulture, etc. For effective and efficient implementation, the industry requires upto date technology, skilled workforce, and funds for procuring infrastructure, machinery, etc. Recognizing the significance of the industry, Government of India has launched various schemes under the aegis of Ministries of Textiles and Commerce. These schemes have helped not only in augmenting the domestic market but also realizing its true potential in export. Each scheme has specific objectives covering different segments of the industry. Guidelines are issued for the implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the projects for which various committees are also formed. An attempt has been made through the article to present brief description about different schemes launched for betterment of the textile industry
Authors and Affiliations
BABITA BHANDARI, ANITA RANI
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