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Issue dated - 4th September. 2003
Cover Story Quote of the Week

Cotton Corporation gears up to expand operations in Maharashtra
With monopoly scheme gradually being diluted, the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has formulated a long-term strategy to actively participate in Maharashtra’s cotton economy. Arbind Gupta reports.


The overall growth or lack of it in the commodities futures market is unfortunate.

- Kewal Ram, member and acting chairman, Forward Markets Commission (FMC) which is celebrating its 50th jubilee year.


News at a Glance
<News & Views> <Edit>
Industry discusses WTO related issues ahead of Cancun meet
FAITMA seeks 20% subsidy for processing sector
Committee to study problems of jute workers, report in 3 months
Exporters asked to prepare for challenges of global trade: FIEO
‘Singapore issues could be introduced thru backdoor’

A right move
The efforts towards formation of confederation of Indian textile and clothing industry by Mr Nikhil Meswani, president, Association of Synthetic Fibre Association should be fully supported

Whither cellulosics?
The development of manmade fibres is one of the great industrial successes of the 20th century.

<Product Portfolio> <Tex Talk>
Gas fired infrared radiation dryer, Seco-Rad from Babcock
Babcock has introduced a gas fired infrared radiation dryer, Seco-Rad with the following revolutionary features:
Campus wear for girls
Last week, a national daily published the results of an internet poll it conducted. The question voted was: "Should the universities ban girls from wearing minis, tank tops or tight jeans in the campus?"
<Dyes & Chemicals> <Yarns & Fibres >

Indigo dyeing machinery: The concept
Indigo in its natural form has been used for dyeing for about 5000 years. Today, most indigo is used for dyeing cotton yarns for the warp of woven denim fabric on continuous dyeing ranges. Prakash D Pardeshi elucidates on the concept.

Super Fine, Medium Coarse show mixed trend
Silk product exports skip the storm
Study sees new red in Bt cotton: Pink bollworm
<Events & Trends> <Oped>
Feature pavilion focuses on functional fabrics at Interstoff Asia Autumn 2003
Events
Bulletin Board
Cotton cultivators express concern
Govt conducts ‘diagnostic studies’
Bangladesh constitutes working group
PM inaugurates handicraft exhibition
<Corporate Update> <Foreign Trade>
Bull run continues, Sensex crosses 4200 points
Minolta eyes export hubs to push sales
Switcher to bring cotton under SCM
Virtual education network for textile careers: A German model - II
US wants single WTO system for developed, developing nations
Negotiators mull compromise bid to break talks deadlock
Pak, India may exchange lists of items under SAPTA in October
Indian exporters should target Africa, L America, China: Exim Bank
Exports less dependent on world economy since 9-11: Economist
FICCI signs MOU with Dubai Business Council
<Fabrics & Garments> <Energy Conservation>
RMG exports record 21.4% rise during Jan-July
IKEA to expand in India, sets up raw material trading division
Hi-tech weaving park at Palladam
Responsibilities and duties of Energy Managers and Auditors
Working like a BEE
Asia-economy Asia to grow 5.5% in next five years: EIU
<Fashion Folio> <Last Word>

First Lycra MTV Style Awards in Mumbai
A celebration of style, an occasion to applaud hot and new talent. MTV and Lycra are turning on their style searchlights to seek out today’s czars of style and fashion at the first ever Lycra MTV Style Awards.

FICCI’s textile conference on Sept 16, 2003
The Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), western region, is organising ‘Textile Conference - 2003’ in association with the government of Maharashtra, on September 16, 2003 in Mumbai.

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A right move
The efforts towards formation of confederation of Indian textile and clothing industry by Mr Nikhil Meswani, president, Association of Synthetic Fibre Association should be fully supported by the textile trade and industry which is currently undergoing a transformation.


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