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Chapter - 5 Final Report: Arani Municipality 1. Upgradation and extension of Regional linkages Extension of the National Highway connecting Arani with Vellore and Tiruvannamalai will support the growth and development of regional economic activities. Further, provision of railway connectivity to the town would enhance export of handloom garments to National and International markets. 2. Establishment hi-tech weaving parks by Go TN in Tiruvannamalai district. The GoTN has initiated the centrally-sponsored integrated handloom cluster development programme in Tiruvannamalai at a cost of Rs. 2 crore. Under the programme, basic infrastructure for weaving would be created to ensure continuous employment for handloom weavers and to improve their overall socio-economic status. 3. Need for exposure to international trends and access to international markets Marketing Promotion Programmes like publicity and exhibitions, setting up of marketing complexes, participation in trade fairs, increasing capacity building in entrepreneurship and marketing skill of weavers will open new marketing avenues in the National level. Weavers societies with the aid of GoTN could also aim to supply finished products to organizations like Fab India, Crafts Council of India , which are striving to promote traditional handloom textiles in the International market. ìGoTN has proposed to develop 500 new designs in coordination with the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, for introducing the same in weavers cooperative societies at a cost of 25 lakh. A market survey would be conducted through a professional agency to explore the possibility of marketing silk products. To upgrade the skill of weavers/designers engaged in the handloom industry and to improve the skill of managers of the societies, training would be imparted to 1200 persons in the current year.î- The HINDU. 4. Setting up of Design Libraries As per the announcement made during this Departmentís Demand on the floor of the Legislative Assembly on 19.4.2007, Design Libraries were established at 4 Handloom Production Centres in Kancheepuram, Salem, Coimbatore, Madurai and at Commissionerate of Handlooms and Textiles, Chennai. As Arani one of the major silk production center, Design Library can also be setup in Arani with collection of wide range of designs to provide design input to the weavers. 5. Development of Support Network for social development There are lot of support institutions and schemes to supplement weaving activities. The Institutions like Weavers Service Centre, Co-optex, National Institute . - 20 - Bobin Winding Cluster Improvement workshop of Design are in place to support the Handloom Cluster in Tamil Nadu. One could also see academic Institutions for importing textile technology. Development of such Supportive Technical Institutions will pave easy access for the goods of Cluster. Implementing various Voyants Solutions Private Limited
Chapter - 5 Final Report: Arani Municipality schemes and centers such as Handloom Development Centre, setting up of common facility center, Project Package Scheme, Help Package Scheme, Weavers Welfare scheme on Insurance coverage, Housing scheme for weavers may further encourage the production and marketing. 6. Registering Handloom products under Geographical Indications Act Registration of ìArani silkî under this act will protect the 'traditional Indian heritage' of hand loom products. The "Kanchipuram Silk Sarees", "Bhavani Jamakkalam" and "Madurai Sungudi Sarees" have been registered under Geographical Indications Act. Thjis would boost the image of Arani silk in the international market. 7. Establishment of Marketing center for paddy & rice The town is also well known for its Paddy and Rice Business. There are around 200 modern rice mills in the town. Technology Upgradation and environmental compliance in the existing mills, establishment of public and private godowns for storage and market centre for commodity transaction will support the sustained development of rice trade in the town. . - 21 - Voyants Solutions Private Limited
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