India has a Global & National Market. The countries of many in this global supermarket
are out to only one super objective or intent. We all know their purpose whatever the super plans may be. The technical textile technocrats of the country have a single super mind and that is India has to be a market to meet the Technical Textile markets affordable by any country and a trusted producer of technical textiles of all needs commercially for apparel and functional uses and applications.
The government of India has approved National Technical Mission which will complete it's term in 2023-2024.
How much of the mission's agenda has been completed and if all the areas of mission's goal is completed needs to be updated by the mission.
Though a provision is made for developing skill in technical textiles there are no dedicated technical textile universities in India which can roll out diploma/degree/masters, students for serving in any technical textiles mills. Many mills whose production for example is towels of different weaves like turkey towels,Canvas cloth,Bandage Cloth and non woven production may be selling these products as technical cloth as Government of India has not set any STANDARDS for Technical Textiles by the BIS,as in the case of cotton cloths of export quality.
Though a provision is made for developing skill in technical textiles there are no dedicated technical textile universities in India which can roll out diploma/degree/masters, students for serving in any technical textiles mills. Many mills whose production for example is towels of different weaves like turkey towels,Canvas cloth,Bandage Cloth and non woven production may be selling these products as technical cloth as Government of India has not set any STANDARDS for Technical Textiles by the BIS,as in the case of cotton cloths of export quality.
Setting up standards is super urgent so also a Research Center for Nano Technology applications in coated textile functional fabrics of all fibers.
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