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INDIAN TEXTILE COMPANY

PROF. ANITA CHAUDHARY

History of Textiles
Man since an ancient time has always invested in textiles to protect his body from the weather and wild animals. As time went by, the idea of wearing clothes also changed. From protecting the body, it also became a way of decorating the body.

Sources of textiles in India

1) Textiles of East India Bengal Bihar 2). Textiles of West India Rajasthan 3) Textiles of North India. Jammu & Kashmir Punjab Himachal Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Gujarat 4) Textiles of South India. Tamil Nadu Karnataka

Total Quality Management (TQM)

Author : Moin.S Khan

Introduction: In the 1950s, the

Japanese asked W. Edwards Deming, an American statistician and management theorist, to help them improve their war torn economy. By implementing Deming's principles of total quality management (TQM), Japan experienced dramatic economic growth.

Total quality management of textile Company

Outline The involvement of the textile industry within the four principles varies widely, not only among the different sections of the industry, but also within each of these principles. The perceived level of involvement within each section of the industry, Provide brief descriptions of some of the activities in each process area of the industry that help develop the four principles of TQM.
1)Fiber Forming

3)Knitting

2)Weaving 3)Apparel

Objectives Of Total quality Management

Total Quality requires management practices to shift towards a new form. It includes these components: 1. Customer needs, not production, are focus. 2. Every one is considered in decision-making. 3. Employee empowerment and responsibility replace rigid policies and procedures. 4. Cooperation across function is frequent. 5. Team takes on some of the roles of departments. .

Productivity Methods
Estimates economic values for ecosystem products or services that contribute to the production of commercially marketed goods. 1)Overview 2)Why Use the Productivity Method? 3)Application of the Productivity Method 4)Summary of the Productivity Method 5)Applying the Productivity Method 6)Advantages of the Productivity Method 7)Issues and Limitations of the Productivity Method

Indian textile service

1) O.p. Dad & Co. We are providing services as consultant in tax accounts and financial services, Tax Advisory, Corporate Compliance, Project Financing, Textile Project Consultancy, MLM Consultancy. 2) Sri Chamunda Fabrics[India] we provide textile sourcing services. 3)Akhil Ashdhir [India] Service providers of textile technological services textile consultancy services etc.

International Standard organization Product Range(ISO)

UnderPick Loom OverPick Loom Rapier Loom Machine Cone Winder Machine Hank Winding / Reeling Pirn Winding Machine Bailing / Bundling Press Fabric Inspection Machine

Six Sigma Of textile company

Six Sigma approach is being widely used all over the world for reduction in process variation and waste elimination. A large number of organizations are using Six Sigma approach in the following areas:1) Reduce rejection, scrap and rework. 2) Reduce customer complaints. 3) Reduce field failures. 4) Optimize processes to improve productivity and reduce manufacturing costs in terms of energy consumption. .

I.S.O Standard Of Textile Company

Nota Industries, is a Ludhiana INDIA based company,

established in the year 1950 with the extreme efforts of S. Surjit Singh Nota to manufacture & supply of high quality Textile Machinery. Today Nota Industries is an ISO standard company. we are selling our products under NOTA TEX brand to the domestic and International market. Currently, S. Simarjit Singh Nota, is handling entire process of sales and distribution. Our company has achieved specialization in the manufacturing of all types of Textile Machinery like Power Looms, under pick Looms, over pick looms, Reeling Machine, Hank winding, Bailing press, Bundling press, Cone Winder, Pirn Winding Machine, Fabric Inspection Machine, Rapier Looms, and other textile machinery & spare parts etc.

Conclusion
India is called as an agricultural country & is mostly producing cotton at large. India is one of the most countries which are providing cloths to all over the world. There are few cities in India like Surat, Nashik, Bhiwandi etc are pioneer in textile industries. These cities are providing cloths to almost all over the India. Textile industry is contributing a big share in Indian GDP. Many of the Indian population is today depended upon textile industry to fulfill their needs. So, it become neccessery to do a deep study about it.

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