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INTRODUCTION OF THE STUDSTUDY

The most frequent use of the term organization is an entity and it is referred t o us as an enterprise as a whole like corporation partnership firm etc In this form a s an enterprise as a whole like corporation partnership firm etc In this form 4

DESIGN OF THE STUDY

environment it is necessary to gather more practical knowledge to become more confident in work. This is an important suffix to improve ones theoretical knowl edge. 6

Therefore there is also a need to manage the human resources. 7

In addition unlike in the manufacturing sector where production distribution and

from Bengal, Bihar and Orissa were also popular abroad. (Muslin-a very thin cott on 10

material) (Chintz-cotton cloth, usually printed with flowery patterns, that that the slightly shiny appearance) -cotton cloth, usually printed with flowery patterns, that that the slightly shiny appearance) Raw silk is specially treated for Brocades. It is first twisted(called silk thro wing) after which the threads undergo reeling and checking for uniformity and roundnes s. 11

When the yarn has been processed, it is bleached and degummed as raw-silk has a -like substance (seriein) in its composition This has to be removed in order to bring -silk has a -like substance (seriein) in its composition This has to be removed in order to bring Banaras is the main center where the Nakshabandha (designer) tradition prevails. The skill and imagination of Nakshabandha plays a prominent part in making of design s. mug 12

Designs are associated with legends and symbolism. The most popular motifs are d rawn from nature In Banaras it is said that Nakshabandha families were brought to thi s from nature In Banaras it is said that Nakshabandha families were brought to t his yp handloom. 13

Today cotton is an integral part of textiles in India. Nearly four million handl oomn is an integral part of textiles in India. Nearly four million handlooms

variety of hand-crafted items. These have been perfected over centuries. 14

The beauty of Indian textiles spread for and wide even during the ancient trade. They were very popular for their fine quality and excellent embroidery done on t hem They were very popular for their fine quality and excellent embroidery done on them the clothing of both nobles and slaves. 15

Cotton never caught on in Europe until sea routes opened trade with the East Indies India had developed and controlled the cotton fabric industry for 3 000 y ears The Indies India had developed and controlled the cotton fabric industry fo r 3 000 years The Fabric and textile products are mostly produced by means of weaving, knitting and tufting. Working in weaving mills use looms to transform yarns into cloth, a process 16

that has been known ross each other at right mated -weave or interlace each other at right mated

for centuries. Looms-weave or interlace two yarns, so they c angles to form fabric Although modern looms are complex auto two yarns, so they cross angles to form fabric Although modern looms are complex auto

chemicals that interface with dyeing, priming and finishing. Typical preparation

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treatments include de-sizing, scouring and bleaching. is fabricated into a variety of household and industrial -sizing, scouring and bleaching. Finally the finished fabricated into a variety of household and industrial 18

Finally the finished cloth products cloth is products

This record has been achieved in part by requiring, when appropriate, the use of protective shoes clothing facemasks and earplugs Also new machinery is designed protective shoes clothing facemasks and earplugs Also new machinery is designed 19

py operators also install, level and align components such as gears, chains, dies, cutters and needles. operators also install, level and align components such as gears, chains, dies, cutters and needles. 20

Textile machine setters and operators thread yarn thread or fabric through guide s

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Table 1. Employment of wage and salary workers in textile mill and products by occupation 2004 and projected change 2004 occupation 2004 and projected change 2 004 22

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Only 6 3% of textile workers were union members were covered by a unioorkers wer e union members were covered by a union py 29

Another major reason for the projected decline in jobs in the textile industry i s major reason for the projected decline in jobs in the textile industry is yypgpy y people. 30

Our industry rn in the world ic fibers in of synthetic 31

has an impressive profile. We are the largest exporter of cotton ya fourth largest producer of cotton sixth largest producer of synthet the world fourth largest producer of cotton sixth largest producer fibers

This, in turn, acts as a disincentive for modernization and technology up

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History reveals that a larger number of revolutionary technological breakthrough s have been the brainchild of Indian techno-crafts But there is no room for compla cency have been the brainchild of Indian techno-crafts But there is no room for complacency 33

However, in order to ensure the quality of education and also to maintain an uniform standard all over the system need of regulatory body is felt All India C ouncil of in an uniform standard all over the system need of regulatory body is felt All India C ouncil of 34

Indian textile machinery manufacturers are able to produce at competitive prices sophisticated machines (of higher speed and productions) provided technological support sophisticated machines (of higher speed and productions) provided techno logical support 35

This monograph covers the contribution of textile industry to Indian economyIndi an economy,

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x Mynah Industries Limited at a glance

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Relax king size+2 pillow cover 225x250cm 430.0225x250cm 430.00 Soft dreams king size+2 p.covers 225x 250cm 570.00

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skills, abilities and knowledge to an employee. Successful candidates placed on the job need training to perform their duties effectively. In Mynah Industries Limited, they have 47

a training school to accomplish this task. The major curriculum in this school i nvolved personality development program technical program communication development etc

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In Mynah Industries, normally the jobbers, weavers, fitters is getting the wages on

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Mynah Industries Limited, mainly the production of gray clothes takes place unde r the production department. of gray clothes takes place under the production department. 52

In Mynah Industries Limited, the product on manager is know as weaving masterMyn ah Industries Limited, the product on manager is know as weaving master.

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Production process

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Also the customer gets valuable information from company s website.

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3. After quality assurance. The Department prepares a good received note, thus t he Goods Received Note and purchase Note to be forwarded to purchase manager 63

These are the activities normally happened in the stores department of Mynah afoksatehT)stfihs3ehtni(sruoh42evitcasitnemtrapedehTdetimiLseirtsudnI 64

will charge excise duty. But there is no sales tax of the fabrics imported. In M ynah Industries Limited the same department handling the purchase of fee raw material for Sri

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Finance department -To create budget for coming financial year. -To record day to day financial transaction. 66

-Keeping financial records. -Tax payments Keeping financial records. -Tax payments .1ecnattimerknaB 2. Collecting at cash counter and advance. 67

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