Bharat Gandhi

surat textile industry leaders in the region are upbeat over the announcement of land at vansi borsi of navsari for the mega integrated textile region and apparel mitra park by cabinet minister for finance kanu desai in his budget speech on thursday the industry had been demanding allocation of land for the mitra park ever since the scheme was announced by the central government and the city.

PUNE: In a freak mishap, a seven year-old boy, Apurva Gandhi, was killed minutes after alighting from his school bus on Tuesday.

SURAT: bharat gandhi has been chosen the president of the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SGCCI) for 2000-2001. Praful Shah is its the new vice-president.

The couples were spotted by the attentive staff and then handed over to the police.

Over one month after she won the by-election in the Kannauj parliamentary constituency unopposed, an election petition, challenging the victory of Samajwadi bahu Dimple Yadav, has been registered in the Allahabad high court on July 21.

Federation of Indian Art Silk Weaving Industry (FIASWI) has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that anti-dumping duty on imported nylon filament yarn will ruin man-made fibre sector.

SURAT: The first-ever garment park of the state will come up near Sachin. At a meeting held here on Monday, a committee was formed to frame a blueprint for the proposed garment park, under the district collector. The second such park in the state will come up in Ahmedabad.

Commercial tax commissioner P D Vaghela has asked leaders of Surat’s man-made fabric (MMF) industry to prepare a report on the losses incurred by the sector and the list of demands related to Goods and Service Tax (GST) to be submitted to the GST Council.

Even as a delegation of manufacturers will go to Delhi to discuss textile issues including quality control orders for polyester yarn, industry leaders and traders in the city fear rising cost of products.

The powerloom weavers in the country’s largest man-made fabric (MMF) centre in Surat have heaved a sigh of relief after the union finance ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) recommended not to impose anti-dumping duty on the nylon multi-filament yarn imported from China, Korea, Taiwan and Thailand.

In a major relief to the powerloom weaving sector in the city, the textile ministry has opposed the final findings of the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) recommending the imposition of the anti-dumping duty on the nylon multi-filament yarn.

It’s only the Lab Grown Diamond (LGD) industry in the Diamond City which is celebrating the Union Budget following the favourable announcements made on Wednesday. However, the textile industry, which is Surat’s city’s biggest employment generator, is despondent.

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