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Ministry signs pacts with leading cos to help weavers

By January 30, 20191 Min Read
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The Union Textile Ministry signed agreements with leading textile players like Raymond, Welspun, Titan, Reliance Retail and the Sachin Tendulkar-promoted True Blue, under which these companies will procure more from the weavers directly. Textile minister Smriti Irani said the initiative aims at exploring the synergy between culture and textiles and the initiative will be extended to the rest of the country. She was addressing an outreach programme called the Artisan Speak where these agreements were signed. 
“All our schematic assistance including the provision of loans, skilling, provision of yarns, etc. are aimed at lowering the cost of production and enhance the income of weavers,” textile secretary Raghavendra Singh said.
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