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The document discusses the textile industry in India and proposes suggestions to modernize the khadi sector. It recommends setting up a model processing unit at Gandhi Ashram in Barabanki with facilities for fabric processing, garment finishing and stitching. It also suggests constituting a national expert committee to develop a long-term technology-oriented action plan to make the khadi sector more competitive.
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The document discusses the textile industry in India and provides suggestions to modernize the khadi sector. It recommends immediately setting up a model processing unit at Gandhi Ashram in Barabanki that includes fabric processing, garment finishing, and garment stitching facilities. In the long term, it proposes constituting a national expert committee to develop a technology-oriented action plan to make the khadi sector more competitive through technological interventions along the textile value chain.
Kvic presentation 19.12.02
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1. The Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Rural Industrialization studied methods to modernize and improve khadi production techniques through applied research projects.
2. Key projects included developing finishing, dyeing with natural dyes, and mercerization techniques for khadi fabrics and demonstrating the technologies across different khadi institutions in India.
3. The first technology transferred was stiff and soft finishing of khadi garments through a model unit set up in Barabanki, which improved the quality, sale, and market acceptance of khadi products.
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This document summarizes R&D activities conducted by the Khadi and Textile department of IIT Delhi to improve the quality of Khadi products. Some key projects included standardizing finishing techniques for Khadi garments, developing a quality assurance manual, modifying equipment like the charkha, and utilizing natural dyes. Technology demonstrations were conducted across India. A model garment finishing and manufacturing unit was also established based on feedback. The work contributed to positioning Khadi to meet future challenges through technological upgrades.
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This document summarizes R&D activities conducted by the Khadi and Textile department of IIT Delhi to improve the quality of Khadi products. Some key projects included standardizing finishing techniques for Khadi garments, developing a quality assurance manual, modifying equipment like the charkha, and utilizing natural dyes. Technology demonstrations were conducted across India. A model garment finishing and manufacturing unit was also established based on feedback. The work contributed to positioning Khadi to meet future challenges through technological upgrades.
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This document summarizes R&D activities conducted by the Khadi and Textile department of IIT Delhi to improve the quality of Khadi products. Some key projects included standardizing finishing techniques for Khadi garments, developing a quality assurance manual, modifying equipment like the charkha, and utilizing natural dyes. Technology demonstration workshops were held across India. A model garment finishing and manufacturing unit was also established based on feedback. The department believes these technological inputs can modernize the Khadi sector to meet global challenges.
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This document summarizes R&D activities conducted by the Textile Department of IIT Delhi to improve the quality of khadi fabric and products in order to enhance sales. Key projects included standardizing finishing techniques for khadi garments, developing a quality assurance manual, modifying a charkha design, and blending wool and acrylic yarn. Technology demonstrations were held across India and a model garment finishing facility was established based on feedback. The department also studied natural dyeing methods and the status of khadi institutions in one region.
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The document discusses the present status and future vision for Khadi group activities in India. It outlines several objectives like introducing established textile mill technologies to enhance Khadi quality and sales. The current status and strategies adopted are described, along with technologies identified and transferred. Setting up of quality labs and the impact created is provided. The need for a "Technology Mission for Khadi" to make it competitive through quality improvement, productivity increases, and training is emphasized to realize the sector's potential.
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1. The document discusses establishing a Technology Mission for Khadi to improve wages, employment, and competitiveness through technology upgrades.
2. It recommends establishing model units, training programs, and quality control labs to improve production quality, productivity, and product design.
3. A survey found most Khadi institutions need technology improvements, and the Khadi group at IIT Delhi is willing to help through establishing model units, training, and disseminating best practices.
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The document discusses establishing a technology mission for khadi to improve the sector. It proposes providing technological inputs to enhance wages, employment, and competitiveness. This includes improving quality, productivity, production flexibility, and marketing. An expert committee would oversee the mission and identify technological needs, training programs, and model units. Surveys found khadi institutions need technology upgrades, especially in processing. The group believes technology can solve issues and improve the status of khadi. Priorities include training, model units, labs, and disseminating innovations.
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The document discusses establishing a technology mission for khadi to improve the sector. It proposes setting up model units, providing training, strengthening quality control, and introducing new technologies. The goal is to enhance wages, employment, and make khadi competitive through technical interventions across production. An expert committee would oversee implementation and prioritize actions like training, processing facilities, and model units.
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Design development and production centre for khadi
The document discusses the establishment of a Design Development and Production Centre for Khadi at R.B. Chavan MGIRI Wordha. It outlines the technologies developed for finishing Khadi garments and dyeing yarn. It also discusses technologies transferred, laboratory equipment developed, publications, and the number of technology demonstration workshops conducted. The document proposes the facilities and machines required for the Centre, as well as the manpower needs and associated costs to help revitalize the Khadi sector through early technology transfer.
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