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Issue dated - 20th March. 2003

Cover Story

TMC makes impact on G&P sector
The Technology Mission on Cotton (TMC) has made an impact on the cotton ginning and pressing (G&P) sector in the country, with modernisation picking up, and contamination levels going down perceptibly. This has been corroborated by the recent survey undertaken by the Textiles Committee, which was sponsored by the Technology Mission on Cotton along with CIRCOT and ATIRA. Reena Mital reports.

The govt should chalk out special laws to cover this sector instead of clubbing it under the Industrial Disputes Law.

- CEPC Chairman, Vijay Thakur, commenting on recommendations for developing the carpet sector.


News at a Glance
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AP to compensate cultivators of BT, Monsanto comes under fire
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MSP for raw jute to be increased by Rs 10
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New VC for AEPC

<Miscellany>
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ICRIER for hastening tariff reforms
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RMG traders to go on token strike on March 15
- GOM discusses proposed legislation on contract labour

<Dyes & Chemicals>
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‘Need for greater corporate sector role to control pollution’

- Denim garment processing: The eco-friendly way

<Corporate Update>
- Lack of institutional support pulls Sensex down
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Rupa eyes Rs 200 crore turnover in the current fiscal year
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Sara Lee Corp to go solo in Indian apparel venture

<Tex Trade Monitor>
- Delhi FM says VAT will increase tax burden on people
Delhi finance minister, M S Saathi, has said the proposed value added tax would generate higher revenue to the state but would result in increasing the tax burden to traders and business community.

<Trends/Events>
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World Wool Conference 2003
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Interstoff Asia spotlights on bodywear fabrics, India
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DuPont Textiles & Interiors launches consumer-driven model for RTW at Premiere Vision

<Edit> -
- Garmenting growth
EDIT ARTICLE
- Growth in India-Pakistan cotton consumption
Tex Talk
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Wanted: Friendly excise officials

<Oped> -
- Will duty reductions and technology upgradation alone lead to competitiveness?
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Drive for cleaner cotton gathering momentum

<Last Word>
- ‘India must develop one of its cities into an international trade platform’
Interstoff Asia has been serving the international textile community since 1987 and has become a significant marketing and sourcing platform for fabric manufacturers and buyers.
<Fabrics & Garments>
- LENZING makes a big splash at Texworld
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Export industry asks govt to declare exports national priority
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PHDCCI calls for examining Chinese model for textile industry
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Enamor brand lingerie launched
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Khadi and Village Industries seek VAT exemption
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Benetton clothing to carry tiny tracking transmitters
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Budget sops to make quality textile goods affordable: ICMF

<Interior Textiles>
- Three new high tech fabrics showcased at Heimtextil 2003
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Carpet exporters eye quantum growth, expanding base

<Foreign Trade>
- India raises issue of GSP concession to Pak with EU
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CII signs MOU with Nippon Keidanren of Japan
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Notes from WTO
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This Week
EDIT
Garmenting growth
After receiving a setback in the last fiscal, exports of garments have made a recovery in the current fiscal.


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