Contact Info

Some Popular Post

Invest India Drives USD 6.1 billion Investments, Generates 31,000 Jobs

Invest India, the National Investment Promotion and Facilitation Agency under

Bihar AI Summit 2026 To Position State As Emerging AI Hub

In a major step towards fostering technological innovation and digital

VIRGIO Earns Back-To-Back Recognition For Transparent Fashion Vision

Fashion-tech brand  VIRGIO  has been recognised across two of the

India Eyes USD 2 Trillion Exports By 2030-31, Piyush Goyal Reviews Plan

USD 2 Trillion export target by 2030–31 was the focus

Indian Apparel - India's Trusted Apparel & Textile B2B Platform for News, Events & Manufacturers Directory

  • Home  
  • ‘Handloom Sector Important For Women Empowerment’ – PM Modi
- Apparel and Textile News - Trade Info News

‘Handloom Sector Important For Women Empowerment’ – PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on the occasion of second National Handloom Day on August 7 that the growth in the handloom sector would not only ensure employment, but also be a means of women empowerment. “Our handloom sector is diverse, eco-friendly and is a source of employment for countless weavers, who will be very encouraged […]

'Handloom Sector Important For Women Empowerment': PM Modi
Quick Industry Summary
AI
Powered by Google Gemini — AI-generated, verify key facts before decisions.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on the occasion of second National Handloom Day on August 7 that the growth in the handloom sector would not only ensure employment, but also be a means of women empowerment.

“Our handloom sector is diverse, eco-friendly and is a source of employment for countless weavers, who will be very encouraged by our support,” Modi said.

“Since there are many women associated with the handloom sector, the growth of this sector is an important means of women empowerment also,” he said. Rural economy will change if the sector is provided holistic support, e-platform for global marketing and facilities to weavers, Modi added.

He also urged people to use more handloom products in their daily lives by making ‘Khadi for nation’ and ‘Khadi for fashion’ a guiding principle and use Khadi or handlooms for just five per cent of clothing purchases.