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Jharkhand to promote tussar industry

By May 30, 20171 Min Read
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Jharkhand is all set to promote its tussar industry. A website for online shopping of tussar has been launched by Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das. The State produces 82 per cent of the tussar available in the country. CM asked Jharcraft, a State Government undertaking for development of silk textiles and handicraft, to develop its brand.
The website was launched at the inauguration of the Jharkhand Fashion Festival. Despite producing 82 per cent of the tussar available in the country, the State does not use much of the raw tussar, which is mostly being used by others.
Tussar products and clothing should change with the changing times so that Jharkhand maintains its identity in the tussar sector in the world and becomes a strong market force, the CM said. The Minister said the Government was all for promoting tussar industry and added Jharcraft should work in this area and develop its brand.
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