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The components and accessory segments of the textile machinery industry have been offering immense scope since the time the industry shifted from West to East, but the Indian industry is yet to tap their full potential, finds the ITJ cover story. The article has inputs from Laxmikant Rathi of Ideal Group, Viren Mehta of Bookmyparts.com, Jhankar Dutta of B&R, Anthony Xavier of Sheeba Engineering, and Avinash Mayekar of Suvin Advisors. Spotlight—written by Dr Ramkumar of Texas Tech University—is on opportunities and challenges for cotton. KC Ravi, VP - Operations, Yarn Division at GHCL Limited features in our Face2Face column, wherein he shared more information about the Madurai unit, and how it is catering the demand of the market. Australia-based FireTech Global is our EnterPRIZE for this month, where the company’s MD, Dragan Dimovski took us through its unique product range and its USPs.
The Indian Textile Journal Magazine Description:
Publisher: ASAPP Info Global Services Private Limited
Category: Business
Language: English
Frequency: Monthly
What are the prospects for the Indian textile industry in 2015 & beyond? An ITJ cover story in the January 2015 edition reveals the pulse of the industry cutting across a cross-section of industry leaders, experts and authorities, including the Textiles Minister Santosh Gangwar, and Textile Secretary, SK Panda, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, the latter speaking in an exclusive interview with ITJ. This month's trailblazer is Welspun, which has spun a new success story by commissioning a 1.7-lakh spindle automated spinning plant at Anjar in Gujarat. Another special feature discloses the hidden potential of silicones for the Indian market, backed by interviews from two leaders -- Padmadas Nair from Dow Corning and Soumitra Mukherjee of Wacker. In short, we have kicked off the New Year 2015 with a special issue filled with information-packed features. Don't miss it!
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