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It's incredible to see how the handloom and textile sector in Telangana has experienced such a significant transformation since the formation of the new state in 2014.
It’s incredible to see how the handloom and textile sector in Telangana has experienced such a significant transformation since the formation of the new state in 2014. The government’s proactive measures and support have undoubtedly played a crucial role in revitalizing this sector, which was once plagued by poverty and neglect.
The annual ‘Bathukamma saree’ orders seem to have provided a reliable source of income for weavers, contributing to the sector’s revival. Additionally, the investment announcements from national and international companies signify a growing interest and confidence in Telangana’s handloom and textile industry.
The implementation of schemes like ‘Nethannaku Cheyutha’, ‘Chenetha Mithra’, and ‘Nethanna Bima’ reflects the government’s commitment to improving the lives of weavers and ensuring their financial security.
The waiver of handloom weaver loans further alleviates the financial burden on this vulnerable group. Moreover, the cultural richness of Telangana’s handloom sector, with its various geographical indication registrations, adds to the sector’s uniqueness and appeal.
It’s heartening to see the recognition and preservation of traditional weaving techniques and designs, which are integral to the state’s cultural heritage.
Overall, the attention and support given to the handloom and textile sector in Telangana are commendable, and it’s inspiring to witness the positive impact these initiatives have had on the lives of thousands of weavers and ancillary workers in the state.
