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Sutlej Textiles and Industries Ltd (STIL), a company promoted by Dr KK Birla, is an integrated textile manufacturer with presence across the value chain, from yarn to fabric to home textiles. STIL is a one-stop-shop for all kinds of spun yarn from natural or manmade fibres

With an aim to grab one-fifth of the global textile business and increase exports to $300 billion in the next decade, the Government proposes to rejig labour laws, make special efforts to attract foreign investment and enter new markets with high export potential, such as Japan, China, Brazil and Russia.

Better days seem to be on the way, begins the 54th Annual Report of the Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association (TMMA). Then follows a hint of the hopes reposed on the new Modi Government, which has completed over 100 days, filled with more promises than action.

Proper and timely lubrication plays an important role in equipment maintenance, and contribute to improved machine uptime, productivity and quality of output and in reduced cost of maintenance. Considering the importance of proper and timely lubrication, A.T.E. has devised a specialised training on lubrication for textile processing units.

With an aim to grab one-fifth of the global textile business and increase exports to $300 billion in the next decade, the Government proposes to rejig labour laws, make special efforts to attract foreign investment and enter new markets with high export potential, such as Japan, China, Brazil and Russia.

With the election of Mrs Regina Brückner,, Managing Associate of Brückner Trockentechnik,, for the first time in its long history the VDMA Textile Machinery Association will be chaired by a woman. On the occasion of the members´ meeting of the Association in Lindau (Lake of Constance), the businesswoman from Leonberg (13 km West of Stuttgart) has been elected in place.

Orders of textile machinery for the second quarter of the year showed an increase, thanks to demand from foreign markets. Raffaella Carabelli, President of ACIMIT, said: ¨Good results from abroad, but we´re still concerned about poor domestic demand.