Monday, September 10, 2007

THE PRIDE OF INDIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY.

Century Spg & Mfg Co Ltd.
(Name is now Changed)
They manufacture 100 % Cottons in every type Including Denims for all uses and Ready to wear Garments samples shown here under.

CENTURY AND BIRLAS ARE MADE FOR EACH OTHER NOW THEIR VISCOSE DIVISION HAS STARTED A NEW VISCOSE FIBER "EXCEL" SUITABLE FOR SUPERIOR FABRICS.

India : Grasim to launch new viscose fibre.

13 Sep, 2007 - India.

With a view to catering to high-end fabric applications, Aditya Birla group's Grasim Industries is planning to commercially launch its third generation viscose fibre "EXCEL" in October.

Trial production of the textile fibre has already started at the company's Nagda plant in Madhya Pradesh. Sources said that initially, the plant is expected to produce 10-12 tons of excel fibre per day.

The new fibre will be listed as a premium fibre and will be used to manufacture high-end apparels like shirting or denim fabrics, which will have greater fabric strength and bouncy look.

Apart from this, the company also set up its first fabric design studio in South, which was inaugurated recently.

The studio will serve as a resource centre for the Tirupur knitwear exporters and will house various viscose/modal fibre-based fabric and garment samples.

More Grasim Industries Limited News
THE GOOD NEWS

India : Century Textiles Q4 profits at Rs 943.60 million.

May 5, 2007.

Century Textiles & Industries Ltd has announced the following Audited results for the quarter & year ended March 31, 2007:

The results for the Quarter ended March 31, 2007:

The Company has posted a net profit of Rs 943.60 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2007 where as the same was at Rs 252.10 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2006.

Total Income (net of excise) is Rs 9071.00 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2007 where as the same was at Rs 7278.00 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2006.

The results for the Year ended March 31, 2007:

The Company has posted a net profit of Rs 2728.10 million for the year ended March 31, 2007 where as the same was at Rs 1090.50 million for the year ended March 31, 2006.

Total Income (net of excise) is Rs 32148.00 million for the year ended March 31, 2007 where as the same was at Rs 26375.40 million for the year ended March 31, 2006.

As a result of virtual cessation of manufacturing operations at the textile mill at Worli,[NOT SUCH A GOOD NEWS.]

The results for the quarter and for the year ended March 31, 2007 are both not comparable with those of previous corresponding periods.

Century Textiles & Industries Ltd.

INEVITABLE CHANGES FOR CENTURY'S PROGRESS.

Century Textiles & Industries Ltd revealed today, that of the 6,600 Mumbai employees almost 6,300 chose to avail voluntary retirement scheme (VRS), which brought the operations almost to a stand-still.

Company, which has said its Mumbai unit suffers from high labour costs, taxes and water charges, has been cutting capacity for the last few years.

However, Century did not state its plans for the Mumbai property.

Few months ago company had announced its intentions to further shrink yarn production capacity, which has dropped to 77,000 spindles, now.

Weaving capacity too has been cut down from 1,200 to 500 looms.

With Century's plans to perhaps to come under the Land Sharks "JAWS ", We will be not be surprised to see other's in their foot steps.The yester years of Beautiful Bombay and Textile mills gone. It will now be only Mumbai without Mills.

CENTURY DENIM FOR FASHION

India : Century to launch series of womens wear.

January 5, 2007.

Cottons by Century is going to launch series of womens wear by March 2007.

According to sources, company is going to extend its denim manufacturing capacity by 10 million meters to existing 30 million meter capacity at its Indore plant.

Denim offering will be located in store with retail space of 4000 to 5000 square feet, to be called Denim Studio.

The company is planning to open 50 large stores out of the total 300 to 400 stores to be opened in next fiscal. It will extend the number of stores to 400 stores by March 2008.

In the women’s line, they are planning to launch formal trousers and tops and formal salwar suits for women.

The company’s revenue is estimated to reach Rs55 crore and expected to have 125 stores by the end of current fiscal.

DYER'S OF TEXTILE FABRICS THIS IS INTERESTING

Going green is fashionable, but dyeing our clothes has remained a decidedly eco-unfriendly practice. Now, British scientists have developed a way to grow harmless algae to add color to fabric and paint.

The algae, called diatoms, are single-celled organisms that are unique because they pack iridescent shells. The hard silica shells act like crystals -- depending on the configuration of the holes in the shell, the color changes. The perception of color is maintained without altering the chemical composition of fabric, which is a fundamentally different way of producing color.

"As the paint dries, they will all align themselves horizontally at the surface, all reflecting light the same way," said Andrew Parker, the Oxford researcher who helped develop the new technique. "So, even though you have completely transparent paint and completely transparent silica shells, they will produce a very strong color."

The new process is one of several advances that could provide safer and less expensive alternatives for a dye industry that has suffered rising costs recently due to environmental problems in China.

Commercial dyes produce color by introducing chemicals into the dyeing process, then using a variety of other thermal and chemical processes to set the color into fabric fibers.

"The dyeing process produces a lot of waste," said Anil Netravali, a Cornell professor who specializes in eco-friendly materials. "Especially in water-based dyeing, there are a lot of chemicals that are used for fixing the color in the fiber."

And that waste has to go somewhere, which has produced disastrous consequences around textile factories in China. Chemicals used in dyeing often find their way into rivers, a story told in an August Wall Street Journal feature article, "China Pays Steep Price as Textile Exports Boom.".

Some experts caution that residue of heavy metals like cadmium and known carcinogens remain in clothing after the coloration process, said Lauren Brine, a consultant and senior fellow at GreenBlue, a nonprofit that has worked with government and industry to devise a "sustainable textile standard."

Diatoms, by contrast, are kinder to the environment. Companies are already attempting to harness them for a variety of purposes, like making "biocrude" diesel.

The easiest application for the technology will likely come in paints seeded with the diatoms. Parker envisions huge vats, like the ones at beer breweries, of different colored diatoms being prepared for commercial use.

Other radical options exist for changing the color of clothing without traditional dyeing techniques. Another Cornell researcher dips fabric in nano-materials, which generate brilliant, unfading colors and have functional benefits too, like the absorption of carbon dioxide.

"We color physically, not chemically, so the color will never fade," said Juan Hinestroza, an assistant professor in materials science at Cornell.

Hinestroza has been "bombarded" by military and haute-couture interest, but the production cost, currently at $10,000 a square yard, means it is likely to remain out of reach for most consumers.

The innovations are also difficult to implement because they require completely new manufacturing processes. Several years ago, Nike ran a project called "No Color Color," which attempted to take dye out of the color equation. Though the project met with some experimental success, products using the still-secret process never made it to market. Eric Brody, now the sustainability manager at Nau clothing, worked on the Nike team.

"Trying to bring it to market was extremely challenging," said Brody. "You're creating a whole new process. There's a whole new set of suppliers. And you need a change out of (the) manufacturing process, which is extremely expensive."

A host of other technologies are helping with the greening of fashion in other ways. Fabrics made from bioplastics, like Cargill subsidiary NatureWorks' Ingeo, are catching on with eco-designers. Ingeo and DuPont's competing bioplastic Apexa appeal to clothiers looking for the structure or moisture-wicking of synthetic fibers with lower environmental costs.

And while incorporating eco-friendly practices is a choice that might make U.S. companies seem more hip, other governments are enforcing eco-friendly textile production.

"Even if the company is not super environmentally friendly, they want access to the better markets," said Mark Galbraith, vice president of product design at Nau. "So, global companies are being pushed by Japanese and European regulations on restricted dye substances."

Indeed these methods may be fine from the point of eco friendly dyeing. We have to wait till the fabrics dyed by this invention comes to market. We need to use this fabric and experience the side effects if any on skin by toxic effects.They may perhaps take trials befour they are in market.

In INDIA 600 years ago fabrics were made and dyed by mannual methods to "Cure skin ailments and arthritis."

A report from Mr.G Ananthakrishnan | TNN in TOI Bangalore.

Selling in Saudi Arabia:

Ayurvedic Burqa.

Thiruvanantapuram: The age old Hindu wisdom is now dressing up women in hardline Islamic Saudi Arabia. Burqas made the Ayurvedic way are the latest export from Balaramapuram a tiny village on the city outskirts made famous by its handloom weavers whose struggle for survival has led to rediscovery of the ancient art of weaving organic clothes.

"In Ayurveda, these fabrics are called Ayurvastra.Only natural cotton and colouring is used so that they are free of toxic irritants. These are also treated with medical herbs as prescribed by Ayurvedic texts to improve the healing value" says Rajan, whose family has been in the trade for 600 years.

"In the last few months, we exported about 4,000 burqas to Saudi Arabia," he says."But the demand for Ayurvastra doesn't stop there. Last year our Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society exported clothes worth Rs.2.00,00000.00 to US,the UK,France,Mexico,South Africa and Japan"

Does Ayurvastra really heal? Clinical trails at the Governament Ayurvedic College Hospital here showed that it was remarkably good, especially in cases of skin aliments and arthritis. As part of the test, the patients were constantly exposed to Ayurvedic herbs for 30 days. According to Rajan,even the vcurtains in the room,linen and mattresses were made as prescribed in the ancient Indian treatise,Charaka Samhita.

A walk into his "wear house" gives the picture. There are clothes for many ailments -- from dermatitis to arthritits,and from blood pressure to diabetes. A dose of wild basil goes in to BP clothes whileextracts from tea leaves or'khus' ( Vetiveria Zizanioides) is used in sun screen clothes.

The manufacturing is tedious and demands 100 per cent purity. Only firewood is used, that too different one for different medicines, natural spring or ground water and organic cotton. The gum for fixing the colours, too, is natural and varies depending on the medicine. After dyeing, the clothes are dried in the herbal garden. Even the factory building is organic - to avoid radiation on the clothes - and uses lime and gum extracts from wild trees in place of cement and sand.

THIS IS INCREDIBLE INDIA LEARN SANSKRIT TO LEARN VEDA.VISIT INDIA.

"MEDICAL TEXTILES" IN INDIA 600 YEARS BACK ?.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA TOOK OVER 119 PRIVATE MILLS CLOSED OR WORKING :

THEY COULD NOT RUN 119 TEXTILE MILLS.

THEY CLOSED 66 TEXTILE MILLS.

THEY WANT TO RUN 53 TEXTILE MILLS NOW.

THEY HAVE ANY PLANS FOR A TECHNICAL TEXTILE MILL?.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO 1798

ANSWERED ON 10.12.2004

CLOSURE OF NTC MILLS.

1798.SHRI VINOD KUMAR BOIANAPALLI

M. JAGANNATH.

HEMLAL MURMU.

THAAWAR CHAND GEHLOT.

SUSHIL KUMAR MODI.

KAMLA PRASAD RAWAT.

ADITYANATH YOGI.

PRABHUNATH SINGH.

AVINASH RAI KHANNA.

Will the Minister of TEXTILES be pleased to state:-

(a)The names of National Textiles Corporation mills and number of employees working there at present, mill-wise and state-wise;

(b)The profit earned and losses suffered by these mills during each of the last three years, mill-wise;

(c)The mills declared sick/closed during the above period, state-wise;

(d)The number of workers affected due to closure of sick mills and the steps taken for their rehabilitation;

(e)The number of employees offered/opted Voluntary Retirement Scheme and the expenditure incurred thereon during the above period, state/mill-wise;

(f)The changes proposed in the current V.R.S.; and

(g) the steps taken/proposed to be taken to reopen revive the sick mills along with the amount incurred thereon, mill-wise?

.................ANSWER...................

MINISTER OF TEXTILES.( SHRI SHANKERSINH VAGHELA )

(a) NTC has at present, 53 mills under its control which have been identified as viable as per the scheme approved by BIFR. A statement showing the names of the mills state-wise, number of employees working therein as on 1.11.2004 is enclosed as Annexure ‘I’.

(b) A statement showing profit & loss position of the 53 viable mills during the last three years mill-wise is enclosed as Annexure ‘II’.

(c) to (e) As per the Scheme approved by BIFR, 66 mills have been identified as unviable and are to be closed. 36357 employees in these 66 mills have availed the benefit of Modified Voluntary Retirement Scheme (MVRS) due to closure of these mills and an expenditure of Rs.1228.07 crores has been incurred on this account. For the rehabilitation of the affected employees, Deptt. of Public Enterprises has formulated a Scheme for re-counselling, re-training and re-deployment of employees of Public Sector Enterprises who are relieved before attaining superannuation on account of various reasons including Voluntary Retirement Scheme. A statement showing the names of the closed mills, state-wise, the number of employees who have availed MVRS, and the amount of expenditure incurred, mill-wise, as on 15.11.2004 is enclosed as Annexure ‘III’.

(f) At present, there is no proposal to change the existing Voluntary Retirement Scheme.

(g) Out of 119 NTC mills, BIFR has approved revival of 53 viable mills through modernization at an estimated cost of Rs.736 crores. Out of remaining 66 unviable mills, 65 mills have been closed so far under the ID Act and the closure of one mill is under process.

Statement showing name of the viable mills and the manpower as on 01.11.2004.

S.No NAME OF THE MILLS.

TOTAL NO. OF EMPLOYEES AS ON 01.11.2004.

NTC (APKKM) LTD.

(A)ANDHRA PRADESH.
[1]TIRUPATHI COTTON MILLS-RENIGUNTA.
Employees-100-
[2]ANANTHAPUR COTTON MILLS-TADAPATRI
Employees-289
(B)KARNATAKA.
[1]MINERVA MILLS-BANGALORE.
Employees-1002.
[2]SREE YALLAMA COTTON MILLS-DAVANGERE.
Employees-310.
[C]KERALA.
[1]ALGAPPA TEXT. MILLS-AllagappaNagar
Employees-726.
[2]CANNANORE SPG.WVG. MILLS- CANNNANORE
Employees-409.
[3]KERALA LAXMI MILLS-TRICHUR.
Employees-532.
[4][VIJAYMOHINI MILLS-TRIVANDRUM.
Employees-341.
[5]PARAVATHI MILLS-QUILON.
Emplotees-679.
[D]PONDICHERRY.
[1]CANNANORE SPG.WVG, MILLS(MAHE)
Employees-399.
NTC (DPR) LTD.
PUNJAB.
[1]KHARAR TEXT. MILLS-KHARAR.
Employees-695.
[2]SURAJ TEXT. MILLS-MALOT.
Employees-592.
RAJASTHAN.
[1]UDAIPUR COTTON MILLS-UDAIPUR
Employees-428.
[2]MAHALAXMI MIILS-BEAWAR.
Employees-410.
SHREE BIJAY COTTON MILLS-BIJAYNAGAR.
Employees-510.
NTC (GUJARAT) LTD.
[1]AHMD. NEW TEXT. MILLS-AHMEDABAD.
Employees-640.
[2]RAJNAGAR TEXT. MILLS-AHMEDABAD.
Employees-659.
NTC(MN) LTD.
MAHARASHTRA.
[1]INDU NO.-6 - MUMBAI.
Employees-441.
[2]INDU NO. -1 - MUMBAI.
Employees -1010.
[3]KOHINOOR MILLS-1 MUMBAI.
Employees-563.
[4]TATA MILLS-MUMBAI.
Employees-1235.
[5]PODAR MILLS-MUMBAI.
Employees-1034.
[6]RBBA MILLS - HINGANGHAT.
Employees-581.
[7]INDU NO.-5-MUMBAI.
Employees-463.
[8]SAVATRAM RAMPRASA MILLS-AKOLA.
Employees-364.
NTC (MP) LTD.
MADHYA PRADESH.
[1]BURHANPUR TAPTI MILLS.-BURHANPUR.
Employees-390.
[2]NEW BHOPAL TEXT. MILLS.-BHOPAL.
Employees-619.
NTC (SM) LTD.
MAHARASHTRA.
[1]APOLLO TEXT. MILLS.-MUMBAI.
Employees-603.
[2]BARSHI TEXT. MILLS.-BARSHI.
Employees-312.
[3]CHALISGAON TEXT. MILLS.-CHALISGAON.
Employees-563.
[4]FINLAY MILLS - MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-834.
32.[5]DHULE TEXT. MILLS-DHULE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-639.
33.[6]GOLD MOHUR MILLS -MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-602.
34.[7]NANDED TEXT. MILLS.- NANDED.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-614.
35.[8]NEW CITY MILLS.-MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-723.
36.[9]AURANGABAD TEXT. MILLS.-AURANGABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-211.
NTC (UP) LTD.
UTTAR PRADESH.
37.[1]SWADESHI COTTON MILLS,- MAU.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-542.
38.[2]SWADESHI COTTON MILLS,- NAINI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1127.
NTC (WBABO)LTD.
WEST BENGAL.
39.[1] LAXMINARAYAN COTTON MILLS.-RISHRA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-588.
40.[2]SODEPUR COTTON MILLS.- SODEPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-418.
41.[3]ARATI COTTON MILLS. - DASSNAGAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-478.
BIHAR.
42.[1]BIHAR CO-OPERATIVE.- MOKAMEH.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-412.
ORISSA.
43.[1] ORISSA COTTON MILLS. - BHAGATPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-388.
ASSAM.
44.[1]ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES - CHANDRAPURA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-203.
NTC (TN&P)LTD.
TAMIL NADU.
45.[1]CAMBODIA MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-630.
46.[2]COIMBATORE MURUGAN MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-717.
47.[3]PANKAJA MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-497.
48.[4]SRI RANGAVILAS MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-595.
49.[5]SRI SARDA MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of employees sent on MVRS-387.
50.[6]COIMBATORE SPG.WVG. MILLS.- COIMBATORE.
No of employees sent on MVRS-601.
51.[7]POINEER MILLS.- KAMUDAKUDI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-305.
52.[8]KALEESWARAR –B.- KALAYARKOIL.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-425.
PONDICHERRY.
53.[1]SRI BHARATI MILLS.- PODICHERRY.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-476.
TOTAL - 29311.
NATIONAL TEXTILE CORPORATION LIMITED,NEW DELHI.
ANNEXURE - II.
PROFIT EARNED AND (LOSSES) SUFFERED BY MILLS DURING LAST 3 YEARS (STATE WISE)
UTTAR PRADESH.
(Rs. Lacs)
Slno.Name of the mills.Yr's.....(2001-02-)(2002-03)(2003-04)
1.Swadeshi Cotton mill,Mau.(497.50)(559.37)(717.61)
2 Swadesh Cotton mills, Naini.(1507.61)(1679.29)(3202.11)
MAHARASHTRA (MN)
1 India United Mills #1.(21,352.56)(23,779.08).(22333.94)
2 India United Mills #5.(9,568.07)(10,821.93)(10,440.63)
3 India United Mills.#6.(8,997.71)(10,280.14)(9,461.63)
4. Sawatram Mills.(4,787.75)(5,364.44)(5,202.10)
5. RBBA Mills.(5224.24)(623.61)(6,517.64)
6. Kohinoor Mills no.1(12,655.40)(14,890.65)(13,497.38)
7. Tata Mills.(11,042.40)(13,441.05)(14,143.89)
8. Podar Mills.(7,419.04)(9,162.59)(9,327.63)
MAHARASHTRA.(SM)
1. Appolo Mills.(+458.41)(1,106.23)(1,481.52)
2. Finlay Mills.(1,483.38)(1,744.04)(1,991.75)
3. Gold Mohur mills.(1,135.62)(1,387.64)(1,720.46)
4. New City mills.(1,389.01)(1,552.71)(1,956.57)
5. Aurangabad Textile mill.(149.77)(27.60)(327.05)
6. Barshi mills.(214.21)(92.11)(189.13)
7. Chalisgaon mills.(546.90)(722.85)(1,175.06).
8. Dhule Textile mills.(270.27)(366.59)(1,259.29)
9. Nanded Textile mills.(358.65)(410.00)(976.83)
TAMIL NADU.
1. Combodia Mills.(455.25)(465.56)(631.10)
2. Combatore Murugan mills.(168.50)(179.76)(385.62)
3. Coimbatore spg & Wvg mill.(1,439.25)(1,700.10)(+1,088.55)
4. Kaleeswarar mills B.(397.91)(334.30)(481.11)
5. Pankaja mills.(356.73)(371.15)(436.10)
6. Pioneer spinners.(221.59)(228.27)(318.60)
7. Shree Rangavilas -GS&W.(486.69)(413.21)(568.49)
8. Shri sharda Mills.(599.43)(665.38)(579.71).
PONDICHERRY.
1. Shri Bharti Mills.(681.06)(816.37)(504.49)
WEST BENGAL.
1. Arti Cotton Mills.(574.00)(547.00)(725.00)
2. Laxminarayan coton mill.(536.00)(730.00)(890.00)
3. Sodepore cotton mill.(337.00)(526.00)(529.00)
ASSAM.
1. Associated Industries.(478.00)(515.00)(497.00)
BIHAR.
1. Bihar Coop. WS Mills.(370.00)552.00)(595.00)
ORISSA.
1. Orissa Cotton Mills.(528.00)(534.00)(486.00)
GUJARAT.
1. Ahmedabad New Textile mill.(889.52)(1,801.16)(+3,668.53)
2. Rajnagar Textile mill.(856.03)(3,530.67)(+4,925.77)
KERALA.
1.Algappa Mills.(+212.07)(606.91)(713.74)
2.Cannanore mills.(124.87)(77.29)(175.77)
3.Mahe Mills.(+387.06)(241.09)(350.10)
4.Kerala Laxmi Mills.(+712.38)(273.52)(357.91)
5.Vijaimohini Mills.(+148.92)(242.34)(393.83)
6.Parvathi Mills.(+1,595.64)(1,116.85)(1,511.52)
7.Tirupatti cotton mills.(+635.27)(281.49)(310.64)
KARNATAKA.
1.Minerva & Mysore Mills.(923.31)(3,654.16)(+3,099.07)
2.Yallamma Cotton mills.(+789.98)(389.94)(408.66)
ANDHRA PRADESH.
1.Ananthapur Mills.(345.09)(430.97)(495.85)
RAJASTHAN.
1.Mahalakshmi mills.(585.51)(644.36)(547.36)
2.Shree Bijai Cotton Mills.(490.03)(373.39)(820.20)
3.Udaipur Cotton Mills.(578.06)(567.20)(181.14)
PUNJAB.
1.Suraj Textile Mills.(525.73)(574.63)(608.11)
2.Kharar Textile Mills.(523.19)(526.00)(464.58)
MADHYA PRADESH.
1. Burhanpur Tapti Mills. (540.00)(1,590.00)(2,097.00)
2. New Bhopal Mills.(482.00)(1,266.00)(2,114.00)
Statement showing names of the mills closed, their location, no. of employees availed MVRS and the amount spent.
S.NO. NAME OF THE MILLS.
NO. OF EMPLOYEES AVAILED.
AMOUNT SPENT ON MVRS.
MVRS AS ON 15.11.2004(RS. IN CRORES)
I.NTC (APKKM) LTD.
ANDHRA PRADESH.
1. ADONI MILLS, ADONI
No of Employees sent on MVRS-104.
Rs.3.49 Crores spent on MVRS.
2. NATRAJ MILLS,- NIRMAL.
No of Employees sent on MVRS.59
Rs.2.23 Crores spent on MVRS.
3. NETHA MILLS,-SECUNDERABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-126.
Rs.2.73 Crores spent on MVRS.
4.AZAM JAHI MILLS,- WARRANGAL.
No of Employees sent on MVRS.453.
Rs.15.59 Crores spent on MVRS.
KARNATAKA.
5. M.S.K. MILLS,- GULBARGA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS.749.
Rs.21.49 Crores spent on MVRS.
6.MYSORE SPG.& WVG.MILLS, Merged with Minerva Mills* BANGALORE
II. NTC (DPR) LTD.
PUNJAB.
7.DAYAL BAGH,- AMRITSAR.
No of employees sent on MVRS-505.
Rs.11.12 Crores spent on MVRS.
8. PANIPAT WOOLEN MILLS,- KHARAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-630.
Rs.14.81 Crores spent on MVRS.
RAJASTHAN.
9. EDWARD MILLS,- BEAWAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-280.
Rs.6.88 Crores spent on MVRS.
III. NTC (GUJARAT) LTD.
10. RAJKOT MILLS,- AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-307.
Rs.9.48 Crores spent on MVRS.
11. PETLAD MILLS,- PETLAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS.376.
Rs.11.17 Crores spent on MVRS.
12. NEW MANEKCHOWK TEXT. MILLS, AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-778.
Rs.27.36 Crores spent on MVRS.
13. VIRAMGAM TEXT. MILLS,- VIRAMGAM.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-732.
Rs.22.41 Crores spent on MVRS.
14. MAHALAXMI TEXT. MILLS,-BHAVNAGAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-725.
Rs,23.46 Crores spent on MVRS.
15. RAJNAGAR – 2, AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-838.
Rs.30.05 Crores spent on MVRS.
16. AHMD. JUPITER MILLS,- AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-794.
Rs.28.00 Crores spent on MVRS.
17. HIMADRI TEXTILE MILLS,-AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-525.
Rs.19.41 Crores spent on MVRS.
18. JEHANGIR TEXT. MILLS,- AHMEDABAD.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1102.
Rs.40.87 Crores spent on MVRS.
IV NTC(MN)LTD.
MAHARASHTRA.
19.KOHINOOR-3,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-16
Rs.0.67 Crores spent on MVRS.
20. KOHINOOR-2,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-83.
Rs.3.95 Crores spent on MVRS.
21. INDU NO.- 4,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-592.
Rs.30.4 Crores spent on MVRS.
22. INDU NO.- 2,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-813
Rs.39.66 Crores spent on MVRS.
23.INDU NO. – 3,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-490.
Rs.23.84 Crores spent on MVRS.
24. JAM MFG. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-702.
Rs.36.56 Crores spent on MVRS.
25. SHRI SITARAM MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-292.
Rs.13.09 Crores spent on MVRS.
26. MODEL MILLS,- NAGPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1305.
Rs.45.48 Crores spent on MVRS.
27. R.S.R.G. MILLS,- AKOLA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-621.
Rs.17.39 Crores spent on MVRS.
28.VIDHARBHA MILLS,- ACHALPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-528.
Rs.16.62 Crores spent on MVRS.
V. NTC (MP) LTD.
MADHYA PRADESH.
29. KALYANMAL MILLS,- INDORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1445.
Rs.37.09 Crores spent on MVRS.
30. SWADESHI MILLS,- INDORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-615.
Rs.16.85 Crores spent on MVRS.
31.HIRA MILLS,- UJJAIN.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-874.
Rs.22.73 Crores spent on MVRS.
32. INDORE MALWA MILLS ,- INDORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1807.
Rs.42.55 Crores spent on MVRS.
CHHATTISGARH.
33.BENGALNAGPUR COTTON MILLS,-RAJNANDAGAON.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1203.
Rs.31.18 Crores spent on MVRS.
VI NTC (SM) LTD.
MAHARASHTRA.
34. BHARAT TEXT. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-809.
Rs.34.14 Crores spent on MVRS.
35.DIGVIJAY TEXT. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-870.
Rs.42.91 Crores spent on MVRS.
36.ELPHINSTONE SPG.&WVG. MILLS,MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-702.
Rs.34.19 Crores spent on MVRS.
37.JUPITER TEXT. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-737.
Rs.37.22 Crores spent on MVRS.
38. MUMBAI TEXT. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-794
Rs.37.50 Crores spent on MVRS.
39.NEW HIND TEXT. MILLS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-875.
Rs.40.66 Crores spent on MVRS.
40.PODAR PROCESSORS,- MUMBAI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-431.
Rs.19.47 Crores spent on MVRS.
41.SHREE MADHUSUDAN MILLS,- MUMBAI.
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No of Employees sent on MVRS-512.
Rs.22.05 Crores spent on MVRS.
VII NTC (WBABO) LTD.
WEST BENGAL.
42. CENTRAL COTTON MILLS,- BELUR.
No of Employees sent sent on MVRS-219.
Rs.8.04 CRORES spent on MVRS.
43. M.B.TEXT. MILLS,- COSSIMBAZAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-101.
Rs.3.66 CRORES spent on MVRS.
44. BENGAL FINE –II, KATAGUNJ.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-46.
Rs.1.64 Crores spent on Employees MVRS.
45.JYOTI WVG. FACTORY.,- PATIPUKUR.
No of employees sent on MVRS-92
Rs.3.51 Crores spent on MVRS.
46.SHREE MAHALAXMI MILLS,- PALTA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-144.
Rs.5.57 Crores spent on MVRS.
47. BANGASRI COTTON MILLS,- SUKHCHAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-64.
Rs.2.36 Crores spent on Emploees on MVRS.
48.BENGAL LUXMI COTTON MILLS,-SERMPORE
No of Employees sent on MVRS-171.
Rs.5.67 Crores spent on MVRS.
49.RAMPOORIA COTTON MILLS ,RISHRA.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-194.
Rs.6.59 Crores spent on MVRS.
50 BENGAL FINE S&W MILLS-1,-KONNAGAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-157.
Rs.5.18 Crores spent on MVRS.
BIHAR.
51. GAYA COTTON MILLS, BIHAR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-147.
Rs.4.54 Crores spent on MVRS.
VIII. NTC (UP)LTD.
UTTAR PRADESH.
52. ATHERTON MILLS,- KANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-979.
Rs.26.86 Crores spent on MVRS.
53. BIJLI COTTON MILLS,- HATHRAS.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-109.
Rs.3.17 Crores spent on MVRS.
54. LAXMIRATTAN COTTON MILLS,-KANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1131.
Rs.31.33 Crores spent on MVRS.
55.LORD KRISHNA TEXT. MILLS,-SAHARANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-510.
Rs.13.51 Crores spent on MVRS.
56. MUIR MILLS,- KANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1235.
Rs.35.27 Crores spent on MVRS.
57. NEW VICTORIA MILLS,- KANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1265.
Rs.35.45 Crores spent on MVRS.
58. RAE BARELI TEXT. MILLS,- RAE BARELI.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-155.
Rs.4.03 Crores spent on MVRS.
59.SHRI VIKRAM COTTON MILLS,- LUCKNOW.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-470.
Rs.12.47 Crores spent on MVRS.
60.SWADESHI COTTON MILLS,- KANPUR.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-1106
Rs.35.53 Crores spent on MVRS.
IX. NTC (TN&P)LTD.
TAMILNADU.
61. OM PARASAKTHI MILLS,- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-284.
Rs.7.39 Crores spent on MVRS.
62. KISHNAVENI TEXT.MILLS,- Coimbatore.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-223.
Rs.5.99 Crores spent on MVRS.
63. KALEESWARAR `A`,- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-216.
Rs.5.97 Crores spent on MVRS.
64. SOMASUNDRAM MILLS,- COIMBATORE.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-642.
Rs.15.97 Crores spent on MVRS.
65. BALARAMVARMA,- SHENCOTTAH.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-292.
Rs.6.39 Crores spent on MVRS.
PONDICHERRY.
66. SWADESHI COTTON MILLS,-PONDICHERRY Closure under process.
No of Employees sent on MVRS-206.
Rs.5.23 Crores spent on MVRS.
TOTAL No of Employees = 36357.
Rs.1228.07 Crores spent on MVRS.
Rs.1228/36357=Rs.3.37 lacks per worker A gift by govt for getting"UNEMPLOYED" A gift by politicians for Bureaucrats to run these mills to meet the same fate.
Our learned MP's asked Questions and the Hon.Minister Answered.
What are they doing now ?
It was three years ago now they are worried about elections.
COIMBATORE, the hub of textile spinning and weaving mills is known as Manchester of South India.The growing knitwear exports from nearby town Tirupur and home textiles exports from Karur and handlooms from Erode has contributed to tremendous growth and demand for spinning and weaving mills in and around Coimbatore. Yarns are supplied to local market as well as exported to other countries. Coimbatore yarns are famous for yarn quality and pricing. Many textile mills has upgraded their textile machinery and increased the capacity to the growing needs of the textile market.
Coimbatore Textile Mills Over 90 Mills in 90 miles radius.
1.A.R.C Mills Private Limited A.R.C.Nagar Avinashi Main Road Karumathampatti (PO) Coimbatore. Pincode - 641 659 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2332643/2332760 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2332579 Email - arcmills@eth.net
2.Adwaith Textiles Limited. Senthottam Sowripalayam (P.O) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 028 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2318003 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2315031 Email - adwaith@vsnl.net
3.Ambika Cotton Mills Limited 9-A, Valluvar Street Sivanandha Colony Coimbatore Pincode - 641 012 India Tel: 91 - 422 - 2491501 Fax: 91 - 422 - 2499623 Email - acmills@eth.net
4.Anantakumar Mills Limited Siravanampatti Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 035 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2669722 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2669722 Email - janandk@hotmail.com
5.Annur Satya Textile Limited 4/97 B, Avanashi Road Uthupalayam Kanjapalli Post Annur - 641 653 Coimbatore District. Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 262444 Fax - +91 - 4254 - 262444
6.B K S Textiles Pvt. Limited S.F.No.290/1B,295/1B & 295/2A Naranapuram Village Palladam Taluk, Coimbatore District. Pincode - 641 664 Telephone - +91 - 4255 - 253961/253962 Fax - +91 - 4255 - 253960 Email - bksfabin@eth.net Website - www.bkstextiles.com
7.BAPL Industries Limited Bhuradia Nagar Thamaraikulam Coimbatore Pincode - 642 109 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 241372 Fax - +91 - 4259 - 242071 Email - bhuradia@md3.vsnl.net.in
8.Bannari Amman Spinning Mills Ltd 252, Mettupalayam Road Coimbatore Pincode - 641043 India Tel: 91 - 422 - 4384144, 2447959 Fax: 91 - 422 - 2430233 Email: afl@vsnl.com , styl@airtelbroadband.in
9.Cambodia Mills (NTC) P.O.Box No:3504 Onidpudur Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 016 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2273088 Email - cambodia@vsnl.net
Website - entice-ntc.com
THIS IS A NTC MILLS ?
10.Cardwell Spinning. Mills Limited Puduppalayam N.G.G.O Colony Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 022 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2460280/3850247 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2222338 Email - varsha3@vsnl.com
11.Chandra Textiles Limited.
The spinning infrastructure is technologically superior and produces 75 tons of yarn per month. Almost 80% of the yarn produced is value added for supply to manufacturers of high-end fabrics.
Civil Aerodrome Post Avanashi Road Coimbatore Pincode - 641 014 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2573345 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2573299 Email - ctmills@chandragroup.com
Website - www.chandragroup.com
12.Classic Spinning Mills Limited.
V.Kallipalayam Palladam Via Tirupur Pincode - 641 664 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2315456 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2315462 Email - classicspinning@eth.net
Website - premgroups.com
13.Coimbatore Murugan Mills (NTC) P.B.No.7004 Mettupalayam Road Coimbatore Pincode - 641 043 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2432524 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2442633 Email - ntctnp@vsnl.com
THIS IS NTC ?
14.Coimbatore Polytex Private Limited Arasur Palladam Taluk Coimbatore District. Pincode - 641 407 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2360137/2360815 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2360695 Email - cptx@vsnl.net
15.Coimbatore Popular Spg. Mills Limited SF No:303,Trichy Main Road Pongalur(Po) Tirupur Taluk, Coimbatore District. Pincode - 641 667 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2316053/2316043/5529433
16.DBV Cotton Mills Private Limited SF.No.206 N.S.N.Palayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 03 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2460227/2460168 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2460419 Email - dbv_cottonmill@rediffmail.com
17.Durairaj Mills Limited. Pethanaickenpalayam Pongalur Post P.Puliampatti, Coimbatore Pincode - 638 459 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 262785/263012 Fax - +91 - 4254 - 263011 Email - dmlcbe@vsnl.com
Durairaj Mills spins 100% cotton yarn. On ring spinning a wide range of counts single and ring doubled yarns are manufactured. Counts range is 26s to 60s combed and carded yarn for knitting and weaving. All yarns are autoconed, electronically cleared and spliced on Autocones Murata 7 V machines. All individual cones are passed through ultra violet rays for shade variation detection.
Raw material:
We specilise in a range of 100% cotton yarn spun out of INDIAN Cotton.
Removal of contamination:
We examine the cotton thoroughly for impurities and contamination.
We believe that hand picking is more thorough than machine picking. The cotton passes through three stages hand picking before being fed in to the Blow room line.
Website - www.durairaj.com
18.Ennar Spinning Mills Private Limited S.F.No.307, Kadathur Pirivu Kunnathur Pudur (P.O) Sakthi Main Road,(Via-Annur) Pincode - 641 107 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2654544 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2654266
19.Essorpee Mills Limited Saravanampatti Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 035 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2666942/2667008 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2667008 Email - essorpe@vsnl.net
20.Gangotri Textiles Limited SF.No.496/A-497,Kaduvetti Palayam (P.O) Karumathampatti (Via) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 659 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2362343/2362344 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2362609 Email - info@tibre.com
Website - www.gangotritextiles.com
21.Gnanambikai Mills Post Box No:5307 Gnanambikai Mills Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 029 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2642520 Fax - +91 - 422 - 5350606 Email - gnml_tn_india@touchtelindia.net Website - www.gnmills.com
22.Gobald Textiles Private Limited Ammapalayam Tirupur Pincode - 641 652 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2478395 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2478396 Email - gobald@vsnl.com Website - www.gobaldtextiles.com
23.GTN Enterprises Limited Spinning Division Dharapuram Road Indira Nagar Tungavi Post Udumalpet-642 203 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 250265-269 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 250209
24.Harshini Textiles Limited Sundarapuri Thathur Post, Anamalai Via Pollachi, Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 104 Telephone - +91 - 4253 283562/283564 Fax - +91 - 4253 - 282189 Email - harshnitextilemill@vsnl.ne
25.Hindustan Spinners 223, Mettupalayam Road Narashimmanaickenpalayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 031 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2460313/2461499 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2461978 Email - hindspnr@eth.net
26.Hindustan Textiles 1/372, Mettupalayam Road K.Vadamadurai (Post) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 017 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2460711 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2460164 Email - hindtex@eth.net
27.India Trimmings Private Limited 6/636, Pillaiappanpalayam Village Telungupalayam Post Annur Pincode - 641 653 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 265184/265373 Fax - +91 - 4254 - 265183 Email - admin@indtrim.com
28.Indian Cotton and Synthetics (Coimbatore) Limited S.F.No.130/2, Vilankurichi Road Vilankurichi Coimbatore 641 035 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2666851-2 Email - icsl@sify.com
29.Inter Yarn Spin (India) Limited 359, Palani Road Venkatesa Mills Post Udumalpet - 642 128 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 224466 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 224578
30.Jagannath Textile Company Limited S.F.No.211 Karuvalur Road Kaduvettipalayam Karumanthampatti(P.O), Palladam Pincode - 641 659 Telephone - +91 - 4296 - 288901-04 Fax - +91 - 4296 - 288903 Email - jtc@touchtelindia.n
31.Jothi Mills 315,Mettupalayam Road Jothipuram (P.O) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 047 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2692362,2692278 Email - srprasad@giasmd01.vsnl.net.in
32.Kadri Mills (Cbe) Limited Unit of The Kadri Mills (CBE)Ltd. Ondipudur Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 016 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2271727 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2270427 Email - kadri@kgworldwide.com
33.Kannapiran Mills Limited
Post Bag No.1 Sowripalayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 028 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 5319111 (4 lines) Fax - +91 - 422 - 5319110
Sri Kannapiran Mills Limited, the flagship company of US$ 250 million KG Group, is a leading producer of 100% cotton yarn matching the world's most stringent quality standards.
Incorporated in 1946, the company presently has two open end and two ring spun yarn units that are equipped with modern, state-of-the-art machinery supplied by world giants and produces 83 tons of cotton yarn every day which feed both domestic and international markets.
With a spindlage capacity of 41000, the two ring spun units produce 25 tons of yarn everyday in the count range of 3s to 120s in both combed and carded quality. With 8900 rotors, the two open end units produce 58 tons of yarn everyday in the count range of 1s to 24s. Specialised yarns viz. Gassed Mercerised, Slub (Ring Spun & Open End), Uneven, Multicount, Parallel, Neppy, Belcoro, Wavy, Soft twist, Zero twist, Zero pill, Cotton Lycra Core Spun, Compact, Bamboo, Indigo dyed and Dyed yarns manufactured in various counts are exported to almost all countries across the world.
The In-house Research and Development Unit has been approved by the Ministry of Science and Technology by award of "Certificate of Recognition". All the four spinning units have ISO 9001 Certification from 1997.
Email - info@kannapiran.co.in
Website - www.kannapiran.co.in
34.Karthikeya Spinning.& Weaving.Mills Limited 484, Kamaraj Road Uppilipalayam Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 015 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2574316/2574317/2574318 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2574868 Email - karthikeya@vsnl.com Website - www.karthikeyamills.com
35.Karunambikai Mills Limited Post Box No.2 Mill Road Somanur P.O., Coimbatore Pincode - 641 668 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2333043/2332266 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2332656 Email - jkmindia@md4.vsnl.net.in
36.Kasthuri Mills Limited Trichy Road P.B.No.3505 Ondipudur Post, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 016 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 273855,271624,273285 Fax - +91 - 422 - 272131 Email - kmlctb@md3.vsnl.net.in
37.Katteri Textiles Private Limited No.4:Veerapandi Press Colony Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 019 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2692131 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2692132 Email - knmgroupmills@yahoo.co.in
38.Kikani Exports SF No.283/2A, Kondampatti Village Road Kondampatti (PO) Vadasithur (Via), Pollachi TK Pincode - 641 202 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 241502,241503 Fax - +91 - 4259 - 242611 Email - tfopark@eth.net Website - www.tfopark.com
39.Lakshmi Ganesha Textiles Limited Athikattupalayam Sellappampalayam Post Avinashi Taluk, Coimbatore Pincode - 638 459 Telephone - +91 - 4295 - 267562/267454 Fax - +91 - 4295 - 267562 Email - vikramnaidu@gmail.com
40.Lakshmi Mills Co Limited 686, Avanashi Road Pappanaickenpalayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 037 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2215461 to 2215468 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2216508 Email - contact@lakshmimills.com Website - www.lakshmimills.com
41.Lakshmi Mills Co Limited, Palladam Kuppuswamynaidupuram Palladam Taluk. Coimbatore Pincode - 641 662 Telephone - +91 - 4255 - 277468-9/278252 Fax - +91 - 4255 - 277467 Email - pdm@lakshmimills.com Website - www.lakshmimills.com
42.Manneswar Textiles Private Limited 81/1, Sathy Road Annur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 653 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 263787-88 Fax - +91 - 4254 - 264569 Email - manneswar@vsnl.net
43.Marudhamalai Sri Dhandapani Spinning Mills Bettathapuram Pudur Karamadai Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 104 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 272309/274757 Email - msdmills@sify.com
44.Marudhamalai Sri Murugan Textiles Perianaickenpalayam S.R.K.Vidyalaya (Post) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 020 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2692209,2692609 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2692090
45.Meridian Industries Limited Coimbatore Main Road Nanjegoundenpudur Achipatty,Pollachi Pincode - 642 002 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 259201/259202 Email - mil@precotmills.com Website - www.precotmil.com
46.Micrrocot Spin Private Limited S.F.No.198, Vilankurichy Road Kalappatti (P.O) Coimbatore Pincode - 641 035 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 5574841/5574842 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2666975
47.Narasimha Textiles Private Limited Post Box No.2 Sulur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 402 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2687227 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2688342 Email - cbt_snteou@sancharnet.in
48.Narayan Krishna Spinners Limited 119, Dhally Road Udumalpet Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 126 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 223606 Mobile - 9842224179 Fax - +91 - 4252 223658 Email - nks@fineyarns.com
49.Narendraraja Textiles Limited P.Vadugapalayam Palladam Pincode - 641 664 Telephone - +91 - 4255 - 253055 Email - narentex@eth.net
50.Palani Andavar Cotton & Synthetic Spinners Limited 231, Dhally Road Udamalpet Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 126 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 224375/224377 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 224376 Email - mail@palani-india.com
51.Palani Andavar Mills Limited 236, Dhally Road Udamalpet Coimbatore Pincode - 642 126 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 223831 Email - pamudt@sancharnet.in
52.Pankaja Mills (NTC) 30,Pankaja Mill Road Ramanathapuram Coimbatore Pincode - 641 045 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2317809/2314042 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2232171 Email - pankaja_mill@vsnl.net Website - entice-ntc.com(NTC ?)
53.Pongalur Pioneer Textiles Private Limited 7/855, Pongalur (PO) Tirupur (Taluk.) Coimbatore District. Pincode - 641 667 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2316121 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2316260 Email - pptexho@eth.net
54.Prachidhi Spinners Private Limited Dharapuram Road Pethappampatti Udumalpet Taluk Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 205 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 246248,246448 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 246348 Email - prachidhi@sancharnet.in
55.Prashanth Textiles Limited 1-12, Thondamuthur Road Rangaswamy Nagar Sundapalayam Post, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 007 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2617281/2618124 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2617340 Email - ptyarns@vsnl.net Website - www.prashanthtextiles.com
56.Precot Mills Limited (Weaving) Top Slip Road Sethumadai Post Pollachi Pincode - 641 133 Telephone - +91 - 4253 - 282650 Fax - +91 - 4253 - 282179 Email - pw@precotmills.com Website - www.precotmil.com
57.Premier Fine Yarns Private Limited Pulankinar Udumalpet Taluk Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 122 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 224332 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 226072 Email - pfyl@sancharnet.in Website - www.premiermills.com
58.Prime Textiles Limited 110, Avanashi Road Tirupur Pincode - 641 603 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2470065 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2471463 Email - atltir@vsnl.com Website - www.ptlonline.com
59.Priyalakshmi Spinners Private Limited S.F.No.119/4, Myvadi Village Myvadi (Post) Udumalpet, Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 203 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 200957
60.Rajanarayan Textiles Limited.

Rajanarayan Group was promoted in the year 1966 by professional entrepreneurs with impressive track record in Textile Industry. The Group has two established yarn spinning units with 55,000 spindles & producing 2400 tones of yarn per annum. The Group's 100% Cotton & Cotton/Polyester/ Viscose blended yarn for both weaving & knitting are well established both in domestic and export markets.

Personal involvement and dedication of the Directors in raw material purchase, production, quality control, sales and administration is one of the main reasons for the success of this group.

Highly skilled quality controllers monitor the production at each stage and ensure our clients got goods strictly as per their specifications. Production, quality control and delivery schedules are continuously monitored by the Management.

Rajanarayan's commitment to quality and rich experience in Textile field have helped them to achieve this growth and success.

Yarn Spinning Division - A Profile:
The Mill is located on Pollachi Main Road, Sundarapuram, 4 Kms from Coimbatore City Railway Station in a vast area of 17.35 acres having built-up area of 352358 sq.ft.
55000 spindles.
16s to 120s.
10200 kgs.
USD 8.00 millions (Rs.40 Crores).
THE KARNATAKA BANK LTD, COIMBATORE.
The Unit has modular approach in machinery sequence as detailed below:
Department.
Machinery.
Blowroom.
Carding.
Sliver lap.
Ribbon lap.
Comber.
Drawing.
Simplex.
Spinning.
Cone Winding.
Cheese Winder.
Doubling.
Bundling & Baling.
TRUMAC with Chute Feed System and Lakshmi Rieter.
TRUMAC DK 780, CROSROL MK5, MMC & Textool.
Lakshmi Rieter & Rieter - LE 2/4a.
Lakshmi Rieter & Rieter - LE 4/1a.
Lakshmi Rieter & Rieter = E7/4.
CHERRY HARA D-600 USC, LR - RSB 851, LR -D0/2S & DO/6.
Lakshmi Rieter - LF 1400 and LF 1400A.
Lakshmi Rieter - G5/1, LR 6/S & DJ 5, Textool 5A.
Automatic Cone Winder - Savio Espero-L with Loepe Ym900i - SPECTRA Contamination Clearer.
Premier MICRO 2010 Electronic Yarn Clearers.
Textool RT Cone Winder with Premier - C3 EYC with MESDAN Unibox Splicer.
Textool - DRT./b>
NMM Ring Doubling.
Textool -& PSG.
SKL - 1100 & 730 KVA; KIRLOSKAR - 310 KVA;
LEYLAND -125 x 110 KVA, Kohler 365 KVA.
(100% Power Backup).
Pollachi Main Road.
Sundarapuram Post.
Coimbatore.
Pincode - 641 024.
Telephone - +91 - 422 - 5585080.
Fax - +91 - 422 - 2674731.
Email - yarn@rajanarayan.com
Website - www.rajanarayan.com
61.Rajave Textiles Private Limited 77/1, Kannanpalayam Sulur (Via) Palladam Taluk., Coimbatore District. Pincode - 641 402 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2689896, 2687044
62.Ramakrishna Mills (Cbe) Limited 1493, Sathyamangalam Road Ganapathy Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 006 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2531022 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2531579 Email - srmc@vsnl.com
63.Ramnarayan Mills Limited Thekkupalayam Post Periyanaickenpalayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 020 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2692404/2692338 Email - srnml@eth.net
64.Ranga Textiles Private Limited
15, Nehru Park Road Varadharajapuram Uppilipalayam Post, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 015 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2573234/2580684
Email - srtpl@hotmail.com
65.Rangavilas Ginning, Spinning & Weaving Mills (NTC) Unit of NTC (TN & P) Limited Post Box No.1604 Peelamedu Coimbatore Pincode - 641 004 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2572251 Email - rangavilas@vsnl.net
THIS IS NTC ?
66.Ranger Cotton Mills (India) Pvt. Limited SF.No.33, Shanthi Palayam Chockkumaripalayam Gobi - 638 110 Erode Telephone - +91 - 4285 - 255909 Fax - +91 - 4285 - 255120 Email - ranger1@vsnl.com
67.Ranjitha Industries Limited 657, Senniandavar Koil Road Segudandali Subbarayan Pudur Post, Somanur Pincode - 641 668 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2001103 Email - ranjithaafabrics@touchtelindia.net
68.Rithanya Textiles Vadukapalayam Road Thekkalur Avanashi Taluk Coimbatore. Pincode - 641 654 Telephone - +91 - 4296 - 255226/255317
69.Rugmini Ram Raghav Spinners Private Limited 477,Thadagam Road Somayampalayam Kanuvai Coimbatore Pincode - 641 108 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2401394 Email - papain@md3.vsnl.net.in.
Cotton Yarn
TEXTILE SPINNING - BACK BONE OF INDUSTRY IN INDIA.

The spinning in India has come a very long way with technological advance and automation in this sector, where manual labour is attempted at to be reduced / replaced with modern machinery taking its place. The global account of export of yarn as well as textiles has given a very significant account of the large chunk of export from India to all countries in the world. Unlike other commodities India has carved a niche for itself in spinning industry and weaving as well. Thus the establishment of textile spinning emerged as a factor to be reckoned with changing the industrial scenario in this country and Rugmini Ram Raghav Spinners Ltd. have come out pioneering this industry to a large extent and advancing themselves in quality - spinning by adopting the state of art technology on all fronts.

1. The Product.

The yarn produced by this Mills is a speaking product, quality - wise as it undergoes test at every stage of processing with all practical aspects looked into setting standards with modernisation keeping abreast of the global technological advances in spinning. High standards are observed and practically applied in all facets of spinning and the parameters set are such that only yarn of high quality could be produced.

2. The Machinery.

The machineries in the mill are of the latest generation technology enabling the mill to produce quality yarn. One of the important feature is the process control in Spinning and preparatory using the latest state of art technology which includes the ring data single spindle moniter for all the spindles in the spinning mill.

Cotton and blends are processed through the latest generation autoleveller cards and autoleveller draw frames supplied by Lakshmi Reiter and the package is done through Auto Coners from Schlafhorst.

Updating technology by modernisation or replacement of machineries in the spinning,winding or preparatory has been so standardised and pressed into service with rigid exercise and quality control that the Mills are a byword in textile spinning.

3. The Cause.

Dedicated to the cause of the handicapped, the mills have been recognised by the government of India with the BEST EMPLOYER award in the country for rehabilitation of the- handicapped deaf,dump and disabled with missionary zeal featured in all spheres of operation. The State Government followed it up with a hat trick of awards with the BEST EMPLOYER award in the state consequently for 3 years for rendering yeoman services for the cause of handicapped. The reclamation of these people drawn from orphanage, slums and such other areas claimed the attention of the management to get them into the main stream of citizenry, making them the best work men, equal to if not better than the normal labour working in this sector.

4. The Future.

After a pioneering effort in textile spinning, the textile division has plans for setting up a modernised weaving knitting and finishing sector to enable it to cater directly to the consumers by producing quality fabrics. Work is underway for setting up a full fledged weaving, knitting and finising unit for production of cloth.

Website - www.keartiman.up.to
70.Sakthi Textiles Limited Post Box No.36 Coimbatore Road Pollachi Pincode - 642 001 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 224131/224132 Fax - +91 - 4259 - 224993 Email - sakthitex@vsnl.net
71.Sangeeth Textiles Limited
SANGEETH - Products.

Born With Quality.

COTTON YARN AND MELANGE YARN.

COTTON YARN.

We manufacture both Open End yarn and Ring Spun combed Yarn.

Open End yarn count ranges from Ne 6/1 to Ne 20/1.

Ring Spun yarn count ranges from Ne 16/1 to Ne 80/1 Combed for weaving and hosiery.

We also manufacture Compact and Double yarn.

MELANGE YARN.

ABOUT MELANGE YARN:

Cotton Fibre Dyed - Ready for use - Melange Yarn - Pollution free. Fully Environment Friendly - Azo Free Reactive Dyes.

Chemicals do not release amines specified as per German Legislation.

Fastness to washing in 4 and above.

Soft feel for Under Garments and Ladies Wear.

Fashion made to Season's Updating.

Made suitable for Socks, Circular Knitting and also for Weaving.

Made of single variety soft Indian Cotton with specified Micronaire.

MARKET INFORMATION:

Minimum quantity in each shade 200 Kilograms.

Lab dip for colour matching within 10 days for 6 part cones.

Lead time for development for complete yarn - shade - 21 days.

Lead time for business supplies within 30 days from the date of receipt of L/C.

Container quantity of 7 tons possible with maximum of 6 shades.

Yarn confirms to complete customer requirements as production is initiated against specific orders.

Regular shades are Black - Blue - Navy and Ecru.

551, Ganeshapuram Post
S.S.Kulam (Via) Annur, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 107 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2654101-109 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2654344 Email - sangeeth@md3.vsnl.net.in
Website - www.sangeethtextiles.com
72.Saradambika Spintex Limited Formerly DBV Cotton Mills(P)Ltd,Unit-II 526/2B,Billichi Post Maddampalayam, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 019 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 272006/272390
73.SCM Textile Spinners
S.F.No.39, N.G.Palayam Pirivu Thekkalur Avinashi Pincode - 641 654 Telephone - +91 - 4296 - 255126/255127 Fax - +91 - 4296 - 255271 Email - scmts@eth.net
Our spinning mill with 54,000 spindles churns out 20 tonnes of flawless combed cotton yarn daily. Fifty percent of our production accounts for finer count yarn like the 60’s & 80’s and the balance fifty percent production for heavier counts like 30’s, 34’s & 40’s. We have 28 combing machines and ring frames containing 45 ring frames. Additionally we have 20 auto coner machines 100% Siro Cleared (Muratec) imported from Japan & Schlafhorst from Germany. We are capable of catering to the quality of yarn as required by our Buyers.

We are absolutely familiar with the full range of knitted fabrics and garments. Our Knitting Plant can produce a daily capacity of 10 tonnes of knitted fabrics. All our knitting machines are imported, Mayer & Cie (Germany) and Orizio (Italy). All structures such as Rib & Interlock and fancy designs can be created in these machines. Specifically, Jumberca (Spain) knitting machines for Interlock, Drop Interlock & Auto Stripes, Pailung (Taiwan) knitting machines for Rib, Wheel Jacquard with Lycra, Matsuya (Japan) Collar knitting machines to knit all types of flat knit collars and finally Unitex (Singapore) knitting machines for jersey with 3 thread conversion.

Our dyeing plant processes 15 tonnes of fabrics per day. In addition, our exclusive facility features JEMCO continuous bleaching system from USA. The major advantage with this system is that we get uniform whitening for 10 tonnes of fabric at a time. Our facility also features 23 Soft Flow machines, one Polyester Dyeing HTHP machine, two Winch dyeing machines and one SANTEX finishing machine from Switzerland with a capacity of 10 tons per day. Our 3 Drying machines have a capacity of 32 tonnes per day. Our garment wash capacity is 5000 Pcs per day. Every drop of water we use, is treated, settled, clarified, distilled and re-cycled, making it fit for release to irrigation. We have installed a Reverse Osmosis feed tank plant of the latest technology for this.

We have two Tube Tex compacting machines imported from U.S.A having a capacity of 14 tonnes per day, a Ferraro unit imported from Italy, with a capacity of 6 tonnes and LAFER open width compacting unit imported from Italy, with a capacity of 8 tonnes per day.

Our raising division has an I-KUANG installation from Taiwan with the capacity of 3 tonnes per day and brushing can be done on all variety of fabrics.

Our Sueding division has a MARIO COSTA installation from Italy with the capacity of 2.5 tonnes per day.

In the art of apparel making, the “cut” defines and declares the all important element of “class”. To enable such hallmark of elegance, our department that executes this vital aspect, is manned by Master Cutters and machines of Cutting Edge technology. Our cutting division is equipped with two latest cutting systems “Gerber” from U.S.A with CAM, CAS & CAD and exclusive “Plotting Facilities”. In addition to this we have band knife cutting machines of KM make from Japan, Wastema of Germany and comet from Korea.

Our spreading machine Gerber SYNCHRON 101 is an automatic fabric spreading machine for Tubular, open width & woven cloth and another spreading machine (SE-Mycong) imported from Korea, is an automatic fabric spreading machine only for open width and woven fabrics.

We have 24 placement printing machines M & M with a capacity of printing around 10,000 Pcs per day. Our Rotary printing division is equipped with two machines and Texprint & Stormac of 12 colour options respectively. The total capacity of rotary printing is 10 tonnes per day, offering a complete range of print options like reactive, discharge, pigment, plastisol, high density, flock, rubber etc.

Our Embroidery division equipped with 24 imported machines of the make ZSK from Germany, Barudan & Happy from Japan, Damei from China with 326 heads totally and are capable of delivering 11.1 million stitches per day.

We use two Jacob Muller Elastic Machines from Switzerland for manufacturing inner elastics from 3mm to 60mm and is used for Briefs, Jog Pants, Shorts etc.

Our 2500 imported sewing machines are installed across 11 production units on streamlined working. In terms of production capacity we can produce 65,000 Pcs of Basic T - Shirts and 15,000 Pcs of underwear everyday. Our unique specialty is that we are maintaining 40 production lines exclusively as per “Kurt Solomon Associate’s system”.

Our in-house washing unit is fully eco-friendly with water getting treated at both ends. Our sophisticated facility has multiple wash options such as silicon/stone and enzyme, bio-polish etc.

We have in-house oil-fired boilers providing steam at required temperatures for both pressing and drying. Separate pressing facility for shirts and trousers is also provided.

From production to packing our team of supervisors keeps a constant vigil to see that there are no lapses in the entire process. When it comes finally to packing every garment is checked before packing to ensure correctness.

Website - www.scmgroups.com
74.Selvaraja Mills Private Limited Chinthamanipudur Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 103 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2687217 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2687419 Email - srml@eth.net
75.Senthilandavar Cotton Mills Private Limited Indira Nagar, Dharapuram Road, Thungavi (P.O) Udumalpet Pincode - 642 203 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 250396 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 227696 Email - saravanamills@sanchs.net.in
76.Shanmugappriya Textiles Private Limited Dharapuram Road Thungavi Post,Indira Nagar Udumalpet Pincode - 642 203 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 250355 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 227696 Email - saravanamills@sanchas.net.in
77.Shivakumaran Spinning Mills Private Limited 231/2A, Vadamalai Palayam Putharachal, Palladam-Dharapuram Road Tirupur- Taluk Pincode - 641 644 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2001450-54 Email - ssmpl@touchtelindia.net
78.Southern Textiles Limited Trichy Road Kannampalayam Sulur P.O, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 402 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2687221 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2681031 Email - varsha3@vsnl.com
79.Sri Kumaran Mills Limited Narashimhanaicken Palayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 031 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2461203 / 2460323 Email - info@kumaranmills.com , kumaranmill@hotmail.com
80.Suguna Mills Private Limited 6/587 Palghat Main Road Kuniamuthur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 008 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2622289/2622327 Email - spinners@md4.vsnl.net.in
81.Sulochana Cotton Spinning Mills Limited.
SULOCHANA COTTON SPINNING MILLS PVT LTD, equipped with a capacity of 60,000 spindles - 10,000 Kgs of Mellange yarn production per day at Tirupur, and 10,000 Kgs of 100% cotton Hosiery combed and semi combed yarn at unit-2 coimbatore.
ENNEM CLOTHINGS an ancillary of SULOCHANA GROUP has affiliated Modern Factory, which is equipped with latest industrial machinery and modern techniques and highly trained man power in garment manufacturing.
Annual Turnover: US $ 30 Million.
Sampling Design facilities:
We have in house design centre equipped with latest Fashion and product design software, equipment and designer to develop new designs with latest International trends for our valued clients.
Our sample department is well equipped with latest machinery and highly trained sample makers to develop high quality samples of international standard.
Quality Control & Inspection:
Our Quality Control department has no compromise attitude at every stage of manufacturing.
Details of Production Unit : Sulochana Cotton Spinning Mills P Ltd ( Unit- 1 & 2)
Details of Machinery :
1. Trumac Blow Room.
2. C100 Carding, Trumac Carding.
3. LR, SL, RL, E7/4 COMBER.
4. RSB 851 DRAWING, LR SIMPLEX.
5. G5/1 RING FRAME AND 238 AUTOCONER.
Dying & Washing Facilities:
Dying and washing units equipped with soft flow high temperature high pressure with a capacity of 4 Machines of 500 Kgs and 1 machine of 300 Kgs out put along with affiliated washing units which specifically cater to provide various washing services such as enzyme wash, bleach wash & other washing categories.
(KICL Tex Ltd.),Mettupalayam Road K.Vadamadurai Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 017 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2642564 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2642830 Email - tcswm@md3.vsnl.net.in
Website - www.sulochanamills.com
82.Super Sales India Limited – Textile Division II Jay Textiles Unit-II Othakkalmandapam,Pollachi Main Road, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 032 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2610812/2610745 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2611128 Email - jayunit2@vsnl.net Website - www.vaamaa.com
83.Super Sales India Limited –Textile Division I Jay Textiles Unit-I Ayyampalayam Palakad Road Pollachi Coimbatore District. Pincode - 642 005 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 224446/261255 Fax - +91 - 4259 - 225186 Email - jayunit1@vsnl.net Website - www.vaamaa.com
84.Surana Textile Mills Limited 536, Donboscopuram Vellakinar Post Coimbatore Pincode - 641 029 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2666544/2666701 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2666258 Email - nne@vsnl.com
85.Surya Prabha Mills Private Limited 6/527 Palghat Road Kuniamuthur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 008 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2252801/2252509 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2250438 Email - suprabha@md4.vsnl.net.in
86.T.T. Limited (Unit:Tirupathi Spg. Mills) 305/1A Thirupathi Thottam, Thevampalayam Palangarai, Avinashi Pincode - 641 654 Telephone - +91 - 4296 - 272711/272712 Fax - +91 - 4296 - 272811 Email - tsmttlimted@sify.com
87.Tamarai Mills Limited 383 Kamaraj Road Uppilipalayam Coimbatore Pincode - 641 015 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2573011/2573056 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2574470 Email - tamarai@vsnl.net
88.Thanigai Velan Spinner Private Limited 431-A, Masandipalayam Karegoundampalayam Pongalur Via, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 697 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 263211 Fax - +91 - 4254 - 263211 Email - tvsmills@rediff.com
89.Thiagarajar Mills Limited - Unit II
The strength of our infra structural facilities has given us that extra edge in a competitive industry. We have some of the best and latest equipments like Auto levelers, Hi speed combers, Auto winders, Two for one twisters , our sister concernVTM Limited Air jet looms and Sulzer looms to ensure the quality and timely delivery of the products. We also use the automatic cone winders with electronic yarn clearer and splices to make sure that the clients get the best and contamination-free yarn.
An in-house R&D wing with state-of-the art facility works round the clock to ensure quality parameters are constantly enhanced with the objective of delivering only the very best of quality output.With about 1600 trained workforce working with 61180 spindles, 480 rotors, and 300 looms in five factories turning out around 25000 kilograms of yarn, 45000 meters of fabric daily, Thiagarajar Mills is contributing a significant share to the exports of cotton yarn from India.
Singanallur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 005 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2273957/2273475 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2273994 Email - unit2@tmills.com
Website - www.tmills.com
90.Tirupur Textiles Limited - Unit I Post Box No.153 No.1, Anupparpalayam Tirupur Pincode - 641 603 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2258051/2258352 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2258353 Email - ttpu1@satyammail.com
91.Tirupur Textiles Limited - Unit II 1486, Avanashi Road Post Box No.1626 Peelamedu, Coimbatore Pincode - 641 004 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2574652 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2574656
92.Tirupur Textiles Limited - Unit III 15, Velampalayam Anupparpalayam Tirupur Pincode - 641 652 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2258357 Fax - +91 - 421 - 2258353 Email - ttpu1@satyammail.com
93.Van Tex Limited S.F.No.263 Pichanur Coimbatore Pincode - 641 105 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2636201 Email - vtmill@vsnl.net
94.Varadaraja Textiles Private Limited 267-Avanashi Road Peelamedu Coimbatore Pincode - 641 004 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2574833
95.Veereswara Spg. Mills Pvt Limited Ammapalayam Anupparpalayam Post Tirupur Pincode - 641 652 Telephone - +91 - 421 - 2246638
96.Venkat Ganga Textiles Private Limited 3/48-C Sathy Road Kariampalayam Village Annur Pincode - 638 653 Telephone - +91 - 4254 - 262002,262152
97.Venkatesa Mills Limited Palani Road Venkatesh Mills Post Udamalpet Pincode - 642 128 Telephone - +91 - 4252 - 2224465-6/2223767 Fax - +91 - 4252 - 2224578 Email - cbt_svmills@sancharnet.in
98.Vijayeswari Textiles Limited Puliampatti Pollachi Coimbatore Pincode - 642 002 Telephone - +91 - 4259 - 223764/221822/224534 Fax - +91 - 4259 - 224687 Email - longstaple@vtx.co.in
99.Vishnu Lakshmi Mills Pvt Limited Post Box No.7 Trichy Road, Sulur Coimbatore Pincode - 641402 Telephone - +91 - 422 - 2687588, 2687555 Fax - +91 - 422 - 2688043 Email - : vlm@eth.net
“In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous” -Aristotle Copyright 2005-2007 coimbatorecity.com | India This is Coimbator
HOW ARE THESE TEXTILE MILLS WORKING.
MAY BE SOME WONDER,BUT THERE IS '0' CORRUPTION.IN MILLS PRIVATELY MANAGED TEXTILE MILLS.IF ANY PRIVATE MILL IS CLOSED IT IS DUE TO POOR IN DEPTH IN TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY OR PEOPLE WITH NO KNOWLEDGE OF FULL POTENTIAL OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY.

In the last four months, about 15,000 people, who were on the roll of closed textile mills in the country, have got satisfactory monetary succour. Most of these mills were closed 10-to-15 years ago and most of these cases (of compensatory packages) were so much complicated, disputed and apparently weak. (In fact, some like that of Maharana Mills of Porbandar were even older — 22 years and more).

Why the sudden influx of action? Thank Jagadip Narayan Singh, the present Textile Commissioner. The 1983-batch IAS officer used the Textile Workers’ Rehabilitation Fund with a lot of efficiency to dole out the workers’ packages. In the process, he wriggled out of many legal tangles rather effortlessly.

Mr Singh’s occupation of the textile commissioner’s office coincides with one of the crucial phases of Indian textile industry’s development. After experiencing resurgence in the last three-to-four years with unprecedented capacity expansion, high domestic production and record exports, the industry presently feels shaken by the fast appreciating rupee. However, the textile commissioner firmly believes that this is a transient phenomenon and “the textile manufacturers would bounce back as the Indian industry did in 1990s, thanks to economic liberalisation and opening up”.

Mr Singh has played a crucial role in the effort that culminated in the launch of a technology mission for technical textiles by prime minister Manmohan Singh. The official had taken a slew of steps to encourage investment in this burgeoning segment of the industry — awareness campaigns, getting funding support under TUFS, setting manufacturing standards for the sector and establishing a centre of excellence for technology innovation. Mr Singh’s proposal for special.

TUFS support to the unorganised sector — powerlooms and garment units — was readily accepted.

In late 2006, massive floods had wreaked havoc in the textile hub of Surat (which is the nerve centre of synthetic textile industry), bringing it to a grinding halt. Mr Singh was at the forefront of the official machinery which did a laudable crisis management job. Over 6,000 units were virtually nursed back to health.

A topper in management studies from the Asian Institute of Management, Philippines, Mr Singh has an advice for the smaller players in the industry: consolidate or go for niche products or do value addition.

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