ACTIVITY PROFILE OF THE LARGEST SECTORAL PROFESSIONAL BODY OF INDIA
STRIVING FOR THE GROWTH OF INDIA’S LARGEST SINGLE INDUSTRY – TEXTILE


OBJECTIVES & ACTIVITIES

The Textile Association (India) Registered under the Societies Act of 1860, The Textile Association
(India) is not-for-profit organisation managed by the apex body called the Governing Council.
Members of GC are elected by the Units in proportion to their membership strength.

To promote and stimulate the thought and knowledge of the science of textile technology and its
communication by continuing education and training programme in the field of manufacturing of
fibre, yarn, fabrics and garments of any description in combination with the knowledge of natural
science which relates to the physical, chemical or other fundamental properties of any of the
substances used or any of the manufacturing processes employed in the textile education.

To provide appropriate forum for exchange of knowledge, experience and ideas in textile production
and textile economics, management and marketing which may include lectures, seminars,
work-shop, training classes, conferences, demonstrations, study tours, visits and research studies
and to conduct such activities jointly with similar Institutes and Organisations for promotion of
textile education.

To provide opportunities and facilities for learning textile technology and management through
lectures, discussions, trainings etc., to the members of the Association and to other Organisations
of different sectors of the textile industry and to diffuse useful information in the textile and allied
subjects and organising participations in such activities of students, technologists, managers,
researchers and other connected with textile industry.

Organisation of lectures, seminars, workshops and conferences to disseminate useful information
on topics of corrent interest to different segments of the Industry.

Publication of a Journal of the Textile Association devoted to new work in applied industrial research
in all areas of textiles.

Publication of low cost booklets and books of practical value to the practicing professionals –
technologist and managers in the Textile Industry.

Award of Fellowship (FTA) or Associateship (ATA) to recognise the capability and the contribution
of members and also the award of Graduate Membership (GMTA).

National level recognition of just two individuals each year by awarding one Honorary Membership
and one Honorary Fellowship looking to their contribution to the Textile Industry.

Recommendation of policy alternatives to the Government of India and to the Industry at appropriate
times.

The phenomenal growth achieved by The Textile Association (India) over 63 years is a result not
only of the vision of its founding fathers, but also of the true democratic spirit of a vast member of
dedicated textile professionals who have worked tirelessly for the cause of The Textile Association
(India).

The Textile Association (India), provides for the professional growth of technologists, Managers,
Executives, Entrepreneurs, Researches, Consultants in the Indian Textile Scenario all fibres, all
products, all sectors.

ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR 2000-2006

No. DATE

NAME OF THE PROGRAMME

(1)

9th April 2000

Half day Seminar on "New Challenges for the Indian Textile Industry in  sizing" at Centaur Hotel, Santacruz Airport, Mumbai – 400 099, which  was attended by 80 delegates.

(2)

26th April 2000

Group Discussion on "Productivity & Costing of Spg. Mills" at Conference Room, Maharashtra State Co.op. Spg. Mills Federation   Ltd., Vakil House, Ballard Estate, Mumbai, which was attended  by 35 participants.

(3)

12th May 2000

Meeting with UNDP Mission on Clean Environment, Pollution Control  & Energy Efficient Boiler at Conference Room, Bombay Chamber of  Commerce & industry, Ballard Estate, Mumbai, which was attended by 40 participants.

(4)

17th September 2000

A get-to-gether programme jointly organised by The Textile Association (India) – Mumbai Unit and Mr. Ghansham Dembla, Managing Director, Precitex at Rovina Farms, Panvel Goa Highway, Apta Phata, which was attended by around 50 participants.

(5)

28th September 2000

One day Seminar on "Career in Textiles – Scope and Challenges" jointly organised by The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit and UDCT, at New Auditorium, UDCT, Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019, which was attended by around 250 delegates.

(6)

12th October 2000

A presentation on "Challenges in Global Marketing" was organised jointly with National Textile Corporation (S.M. & M.N.) Ltd., followed by an Exhibition-cum-Sales of NTC’s products, at India United Mills No. 1, Parel, Mumbai.

(7)

2nd December 2000

International Seminar On "Opportunities & Challenges Before The Global Textile Industry" Jointly Organised With India-ITME, at Conference Hall, NSE Complex, Goregaon (E), Mumbai.

(8)

3rd December 2000

International Seminar on "Developments in Textile Engineering Technology in the New Millennium" Jointly Organised With India-ITME, at Conference Hall, NSE Complex, Goregaon (E), Mumbai.

(9)

5th December 2000

International Seminar on " Global Strategies for Marketing of Textile Machinery and Components in the New Millennium" Jointly Organised With India-ITME, at Conference Hall, NSE Complex, Goregaon (E), Mumbai.

(10)

29th January 2001

A lecture on "Textile Scenario in Japan" at New Seminar Hall, 1st Floor of Textile Department, V.J.T.I., Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019, which was attended by 60 participants.

(11)

22nd February 2001

Half Day Seminar on "Technology Trends in Weaving" at New Seminar Hall, Textile Dept. (1st Floor), V.J.T.I., Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019, which was attended by 40 participants.

(12)

26th February 2001

Half Day Seminar on "Latest Development in Spinning Technology" at New Seminar Hall, 1st Floor of Textile Department, V.J.T.I., Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019, which was attended by 65 participants.

(13)

7th March 2001

Group Discussion on "Improving Overall Competence of the Textile Industry", at New Seminar Hall, 1st Floor of Textile Department, V.J.T.I., Matunga, Mumbai – 400 019, which was attended by 15 participants.

(14)

25th March 2001

One Day Seminar on "Export Opportunities for Bhiwandi Powerloom Industry" jointly organised with PDEXCIL, SASMIRA, at Silco House, Bhiwandi, which was attended by 125 delegates.

(15)

30th March 2001

One Day Seminar on "Technology Trends in Textile" at Umbergaon Club, Madhuban Complex, Umbergaon, which was attended by 130 delegates.

(16) 27th April 2002 The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit, organised One Day Seminar on "Indian Garment Industry in Global Arena" on 27th April 2002 at Mumbai. Hon'ble State Minister for Textiles, Tribal Development & Special Assistance, Govt. of Maharashtra, Mr. Prakash Awade inaugurated the seminar. The seminar was a grand success.
(17) 9th June 2001 International Seminar on "Texturising Growth in Subcontinent" held at Hotel Khanvel Resort, Chauda, Khanvel, Silvassa, which was attended by 260 delegates. The Seminar was grand success.
(18) 8th September 2001 International Seminar on "Knitting – An Emerging Scenario on Fabric Formation" at Hotel Leela Kempenski, Sahar, Mumbai, which was attended by 175 delegates. Seminar was inaugurated by Chief Guest Hon'ble Shri Prakash Awade, State Minister for Textiles, Tribal Development & Special Assistance, Govt. of Maharashtra.The Seminar was a grand success.
(19) 2nd March 2002 A get-to-gather programme of members of The Textile Association (India) (in aid of auditorium fund) "SA RE GA MA" held at Birla Matushri Sabhagar, 9, Marine Lines, Mumbai – 400 020, which was attended by 1032 participants.
(20) 8th & 9th June 2002 International Seminar on "Texturising Scenario in 21st Century" held at Silvassa, which was attended by 300 participants. The seminar was inaugurated by Chief Guest Shri Kashiram Rana, Hon’ble Cabinet Minister of Textiles, Government of India. The Seminar was a grand success.
(21) 14th & 15th December 2002 The Mumbai Unit hosted 7th International & 58th All India Textile Conference at Nehru Centre, Mumbai. The theme of the Conference was "Textile Industry Beyond 2004". Shri Kashiram Rana, Minister of Textiles, Govt. of India, was the Chief Guest and inaugurated the Conference. Shri Sudhir Thackersey, President, International Textile Manufacturers Federation, Zurich delivered the Golden Jubilee Commemorative Address. Mr. Mukesh Ambani, Chairman & Managing Director, Reliance Industries Ltd. was conferred the Honorary Membership of The Textile Association. Mr. Nikhil Meswani, Executive Director, Reliance Industries Ltd. and Mr. Subodh Sapra, President, Polyester Sector, Reliance Industries Ltd. were the Guests of Honour.
(22) 26th & 27th July 2003 The Textilee Association (India) - Mumbai Unit organised international seminar on "Global Growth Potential for Texturising" held on 26th & 27th July 2003 at Treat Resort, Umerkui, Sayli Road, Silvassa (U.T of D & NH).

Shri C. Bose, Convenor, welcomed Chief Guest, Hon'ble Shri Basanagouda R. Patil, Minister of State for Textiles, Govt. of India, Hon'ble Vijay Kumar, Collector, U.T of D & NH and also he briefed participants about the seminar.

More than 300 participants from India as well as abroad were present
(23) 23rd January 2004 The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit and Synthetic & Art Silk Mills Association Limited jointly organized one-day seminar on "How to get best from Shuttleless Weaving" on 23rd January 2004 at Sasmira Auditorium, Worli, Mumbai. Mr. V. S. Chalke, Chairman, Synthetic & Art Silk Mills Association Limited welcomed the Chief Guest, Mr. Subodh Kumar, IAS, Textile Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, Guest of Honour, Mr. Thomas Varghese, Executive President (Mktg.), Grasim Industries Limited and dignitaries, Speakers, Guests & Invitees

About 200 delegates participated in this seminar from industry and institutions. There were 9 papers presented by eminent industrialists, top bureaucrats and exert professionals from the industry.

Mr. P. S. Pawar, Hon. Secretary, TAI, Mumbai Unit proposed Vote of Thanks.
(24) 30th April 2004 The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit organised One Day Seminar on "Survival of Weaving Industry in Present Scenario" on 30th April 2004 at Umbergaon Club, Madhuwan Complex, Umbergaon Sanjan Road, Umbergaon. Mr. C. Bose, Vice President, TAI, Mumbai Unit welcomed the Chief Guest Mr. Vijay Todi, Managing Director, Creative Textile Mills Pvt. Ltd., dignitaries, Speakers, Guests & Invitees.

About 100 participants attended this seminar. There were 5 papers presented by eminent bureaucrats and expert professionals from the industry.

Mr. P. S. Pawar, Hon. Secretary, TAI, Mumbai Unit proposed vote of thanks.
(25) 10th January 2004 The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit organised One Day Seminar on "Chemical Processing - challenges for Indian Textile Industry" at Hotel Hyatt Regency, Mumbai on January 10th 2004.

More then 200 delegates were present. The seminar was attended by technocrats, professors, entrepreneurs, machinery manufacutrers, dyes / chemical manufacturers, researchers, university professors & students. In all there were 6 papers. Also there was panel discussion.

Mr. P. S. Pawar, Hon. Secretary, TAI, Mumbai Unit proposed vote of thanks.
(26) 17th July 2004 The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit organised Seminar on "Texturising Exellence" at Hotel Daruya Darshan Devka Beach, Daman on July 17th 2004.

More then 300 participants all over the country participated in the seminar.   The seminar was well attended by technocrats, researchers, scientists & industrialists. The seminar was Intended to update the knowledge about the development of Texturising.

Mr. P. S. Pawar, Hon. Secretary, TAI, Mumbai Unit proposed vote of thanks. The Seminar was a grand sucess.
(27) 5th & 6th December 2004 The Textile Association (India) Mumbai Unit (TAI) organized The "8th International & 60th All India Diamond Jubilee Textile Conference" on 5th & 6th Dec'2004 at Hotel Intercontinental, the Grand Mumbai. The theme of the Conference was "Textile Vision 2010".

Shri D. R. Mehta, President of TAI, Mumbai unit welcomed the gathering and briefed about the theme of the Conference.

There were 19 papers from eminent Speakers from India & abroad.

This was followed by a two day Conference, which was attended by over 750 participants and it was a grand success.

Shri P. S. Pawar, Hon. Secretary, TAI, Mumbai Unit proposed vote of thanks.

28) 17th & 18th February 2006 International Seminar on "Textile Processing & Beyond" held on 17th & 18th Feb'06 at Intercontinental the Grand, Mumbai.

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