tailoring profession

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Raqib Khan, a 32-year-old tailor from Dausni village, has been arrested by Bathinda police for alleged suspicious activities, prompting his family to assert his innocence. They believe his limited education led him to unknowingly befriend a foreign national, resulting in scrutiny after sensitive information was allegedly found on his phone

Karnataka State Tailors' and Assistants' Federation has urged the government to set up a separate board for their welfare.

Bhavsar community members are largely found in Maharastra and Gujarat.

The social welfare wing of Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) will soon facilitate vocational courses, in tailoring, garment manufacturing and fashion designing in an attempt to empower women and girls interested in pursuing the profession.

Shankar smoothly runs a small grocery shop in a suburban town but it all changes when a shopping mall comes along, which brings in a devastating effect in the whole system.

The MoU was signed by chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Akhilesh Yadav and Ram Bhatnagar, vice president, emerging businesses at Raymond Limited.

A 35-year-old tailor committed suicide at his Malwani residence allegedly depressed after his visa got rejected, crushing his dream of going abroad. Jehangir Alam Nadaf, the deceased, was a tailor by profession. He resided at New Collector Compound in Malwani. Between Wednesday night and early on Thursday, Nadaf hanged himself from the ceiling fan. The Malwani police have recorded a case of accidental death.

HUBLI: With more and more consumers opting for readymade garments, tailors are finding themselves out of jobs.

A 34-year-old tailor was shot in chest by two unknown bike borne attackers while he was talking with his friend near Krishna temple in Jharsa village in last late night.

K T Jeyaprakash is busy putting a stitch on a sari in his hand. His 5 feet x 2 feet shop is just big enough to accommodate him, while a row of customers sit on a wooden plank at the entrance giving him details of their requirements.

He said the state's sustained growth under Nitish has already reduced migration of people from Bihar to other states by 30%.

Raymond Limited has come up with a charity drive which may also end up increasing sales at its retail counters. Under the plan, customers can walk into stores with a pair of old trousers which will be given away for charity. In turn, the company is offering free stitching services for a new pair.