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Share your views on Promotion of Carpet Weaving

Share your views on Promotion of Carpet Weaving
Start Date :
Apr 06, 2015
Last Date :
May 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Carpet weaving forms an important and integral component of Indian Textile Industry. Indian Carpet export crossed US $ 1 billion during 2013-14 and will touch Rs. 8,000 crore ...

Carpet weaving forms an important and integral component of Indian Textile Industry. Indian Carpet export crossed US $ 1 billion during 2013-14 and will touch Rs. 8,000 crore including domestic sale during 2014-15.

Ministry of Textiles is committed to promotion of carpet industry under the ‘Make in India’ initiative of Hon’ble Prime Minister giving specific stress on “Zero defect and Zero effect’”, “Skill, Scale, and Speed” for boosting up production, employment and export of carpet on a large sale and achieving the ultimate objective of making the growth participative and inclusive “Sabka Saath-Sabka Vikas”.

As a part of this endeavour, efforts are being made for identifying persons interested in carpet weaving particularly women in the areas adjoining the traditional carpet weaving belts of Uttar Pradesh and Kashmir as well as in new areas. Training will be organised for group of artisans in the village for duration of 4 months and on completion of the training, the artisan will be provided looms, accessories and other support for taking up carpet weaving in their own houses on a commercial scale. Common Facilities Centre with godown for storing raw material, office with internet facilities, rest room and training shed will be set up at a cost of about Rs. 50 lakhs for a group of artisans. Further required assistance for development of new design and organising training will be provided to them. The entrepreneurs, dealing with carpet marketing and export, will be linked up with these Groups. The Carpet Export Promotion Council would implement this with the help of the National Centre for Design and Product Development (NCDPD). Further due attention is being given to social compliance like checking any incidence of child labour and environmental compliance like checking pollution of any kind for creating “Win-Win” situation and making the growth sustainable.

The entrepreneurs participating in the Carpet Expo-2015 are requested to adopt one group of artisans and extend necessary marketing support for producing carpet with quality as per market demand. This will increase their export and make the development socially inclusive.

The entrepreneurs are invited to send their choice and views.

The last date for submission of entries is 30th April, 2015.

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Vimal Jain
Vimal Jain 11 years 1 month ago
सर आप से एक निवेदन हैकी अभी आप जर्मनी ही है और जिन्होंने दुनियाको एक अनमोल होमियोपॅथी औषधो उपचार दिया ऐसे डॉ हॅनेमन जी भी जर्मनी केहि है तो आप वहा जाकर उन्हें अभिवादन जरूर करना और १० एप्रिल को उनकी २६० वि जयंती थी
VIJAYKUMAR PATIL
VIJAYKUMAR PATIL 11 years 1 month ago
Mr MOdi sir, Can govt start only website were we can directly buy and sell craft from weaver. Hence middle man will be removed and will promote weaving. This idea is for all the handy craft items. Best regards, Vijaykumar Patil
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 11 years 1 month ago
Sir, the traditionally trained groups can be aided in their work by design input, ease of procuring raw materials. Health needs of these artisans can also be taken care of. Special preference to women's groups who are involved and to youngsters who wish to learn this art can be considered. Possibility of a digital interface between foreign buyers and local artisans can be considered where specific orders / designs can be placed directly. Regular expositions can be held in various cities.
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 11 years 1 month ago
Sir, it is heartening to note the interest shown by the #MinistryofTextiles to promote #CarpetWeaving. It is a laborious time consuming process usually handed down to family members. Despite such effort their earnings are meagre due to 1.poor marketing, 2.inadequate exposure to new designs & colors 3.possible use of child labor, looked down by western nations 4.involvement of middle men. Government can have special zones where training, design assistance & marketing are done.
Chander mohan seth
Chander mohan seth 11 years 1 month ago
carpet weaving training can be given on large scale to vill women and children above 14 yrs. it has potential to generate employment at vill level. this item has both home and export market