India Textile Department Implements Various Plans To Improve The Capacity Of The Textile Industry.

< p > in the past 20 years, the performance of India's "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com "textile > /a" has greatly improved. < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com" > yarn > /a >, a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com" > man-made fiber < /a > and filament production increased from 7 billion 69 million kg in 1991-92 years to 7 billion 69 million kg in 2011-12 years. Meanwhile, the total output of fabric increased from 22 billion 978 million square meters to 60 billion 453 million square meters. Similarly, textile exports increased from 120 billion 410 million rupees in 1991-92 years to 1 trillion and 655 billion 150 million rupees. Textile industry practitioners increased from 1991-92 94,30000 to 2011-12 1,10,20000. < /p >
< p > in the hand spinning machine industry, the total number of workers in hand loom weavers and related industries decreased from 655.1 (according to the 1995-96 year roll mill census) to 433.2 handloom looms (based on 2009-10 years census), resulting in fabric production reduced from 7 billion 585 million square meters in 2001-02 to 6 billion 900 million square meters in 2011-12 years. However, the export of handloom looms increased from 6 billion 922 million 200 thousand rupees in 1990-91 years to 26 billion 539 million 500 thousand rupees in 2011-12 years. < /p >
The decline of the P handloom industry is due to fierce competition from the power looms and textile mills, the cheaper import fabric prices, the change in consumer preferences, and the employment opportunities that can be replaced by less labour intensive industries. < /p >
< p > plans and measures being implemented by the government to improve the capacity of the textile industry < /p >
< p > (1) technology renewal fund plan (TUFS) < /p >
< p > (two) comprehensive textile garden plan (SITP) < /p >
< p > (three) comprehensive skills development plan < /p >
< p > (four) integrated power loom division development plan < /p >
< p > for the overall development of the hand spinning machine sector, the government of India has adopted various policy measures and intervention measures, such as cluster mode, technological vitality, providing positive marketing activities funds for subsidized yarn, and credit. < /p >
< p > below is the plan of the hand spinning machine department under operation: < /p >
< p > 1. comprehensive handloom spinning machine development plan. < /p >
< p > 2. marketing and export promotion plan. < /p >
< p > 3. diversified handloom development plan. < /p >
< p > 4. textile factory door price plan. < /p >
< p > 5. plan for the revival, reform and reorganization of the handloom textile machinery industry. < /p >