The Indian textile ministry has for the first time given awards to people who have made significant contributions to the textile sector. Seventeen awards in different categories were given away by the vice president of India for outstanding performance and excellence in various spheres of the textile industry.
The vice president stressed on improving the quality of products to become competitive in international markets and called upon the textile industry to create brands for Indian textile products. During the ceremony he was presented commemorative stamps on GI registered handicrafts.
Eight special recognition awards were presented for excellent work in the textile sector. In addition, 16 artisans were felicitated who have enriched the handloom sector with their creative work in weaving and printing.
The textile sector plays a pivotal role in India’s economy. The last few years have been transformational for this sector. Industry specific policies, technological upgradations, focus on research and development, investment in human resources and strategic intervention for market promotion have made Indian textiles a desirable and trusted brand on the global map. There is no dearth of talent in the country and the only thing that is needed is to tap the available talent by proper skilling and encouragement.

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