Question : APPAREL TEXTILE SECTORS



(a) whether there were any proposals for creation of new opportunities in fabric, apparel and textile sector during the 11th Five Year Plan;

(b) if so, the details thereof along with reasons for shortfall in achievement in these sectors during the said period;

(c) whether the Government has fixed any target in fabric, apparel and textile sector during the current plan; and

(d) if so, the details thereof?

Answer given by the minister



MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF TEXTILES (SMT. PANABAAKA LAKSHMI)

(a) & (b): (i) The role of the Govt. is to ensure conducive policy environment, facilitating in creating enabling conditions for the industry and private entrepreneurs to set up units through policy initiatives and schemes. Some of the schemes / measures are Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITP), Integrated Skill Development Scheme and Schemes for the development of the Powerloom Sector.

(ii) The projection made by Working Group on Textiles & Jute Sector (Eleventh Five Year Plan) on production of Textile item and the actual production is given in Annexure-I.

(c) & (d): (i) The Govt. has not fixed any production target for textile items including fabrics/apparel. However, the Working Group on Textile and Jute Industry for Twelfth Plan made the projection for production of cloth by mill, powerloom, handloom, hosiery, etc. during Twelfth Five Year Plan. The details are given in Annexure-II.

Annexure-I

PROJECTED PRODUCTION AND ACTUAL PRODUCTION OF THE TEXTILE DURING ELEVENTH PLAN PERIOD
SR.	Production	UNIT	2007-08	2008-09	2009-10	2010-11	2011-12
NO.	Pro-	Actual	Projection	Actual	Projection	Actual	Projection	Actual	Projection	Actual	jection	Production	Production	Production	Production	Production
1	Fibres
(i)	Cotton	Lakh	284	307	307	290	332	305	360	339	390	355	Bales(170	kg each)	(Cotton Year)	Mn .kg	4823	5219	5222	4930	5655	5185	6123	5765	6630	6035
(ii)	Man Made	Fibres	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
(a)	Viscose	Mn. Kg.	242	280	254	233	266	302	280	305	294	323	staple fibre
(b)	Polyester	Mn. Kg.	829	880	912	750	1004	872	1104	896	1214	830	staple fibre
(c)	Acrylic	Mn. Kg.	144	81	159	80	174	90	192	79	211	78	staple fibre
(d)	Polypropylene	Mn. Kg.	2	3	2	3	2	3	2	4	3	4
 	fibre	Sub Total	Mn. Kg.	1217	1244	1327	1066	1446	1267	1578	1284	1722	1235
2	Spun Yarn	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
(i)	Cotton	Mn. Kg.	3187	2948	3633	2896	4138	3079	4712	3490	5364	3126
(ii)	Blended	Mn. Kg.	621	677	654	655	686	707	719	797	752	789
(ii)	100% non-cotton.Mn. Kg	372	378	393	361	416	407	439	426	464	457
 	Total	Mn. Kg	4180	4003	4680	3912	5240	4193	5870	4713	6580	4372
3	Filament Yarn	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
(i)	Viscose	Mn. Kg	54	51	55	42	56	43	57	41	59	42	filament yarn.
(ii)	Nylon	Mn. Kg	40	28	42	28	44	30	46	33	48	28	filament yarn.
(iii)	Polyester	Mn. Kg	1347	1420	1482	1332	1631	1435	1794	1462	1973	1380	filament yarn.
(iv)	Polypropelene	Mn.Kg	16	10	17	15	17	15	18	13	19	13	yarn	Total	Mn. Kg	1457	1509	1596	1417	1748	1523	1915	1549	2099	1463
4	Cloth	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 
(i)	Cotton	Mn.Sq Mtr	28810	27196	33026	26898	37869	28914	43313	31718	49629	30570
(ii)	Blended	MnSq. Mtr	7347	6888	7861	6766	8411	7767	9000	8278	9630	8468
(iii)	100% non-cotton	Mn.Sq Mtr	23636	21173	25999	20534	28599	22840	31459	21765	34605	20567
(iv)	Khadi, wool	Mn.Sq Mtr.	707	768	714	768	721	812	728	798	736	848
 	& silk	Total	Mn.Sq.Mtr	60500	56025	67600	54966	75600	60333	84500	62559	94600	60453
Source for projection:- Report of the Working Group on Textiles & Jute Industry for Eleventh
Five Year Plan.
Annexure-II

Projected production of cloth by the Working Group on Textiles & Jute Sector during Twelfth Five Year Plan (Mn.Sq.mtr.) Sectors 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Mill 2724 3201 3761 4419 5193 Powerloom 43919 48963 54582 60840 67814 Handloom 8082 9011 10047 11203 12491 Hosiery 16740 18566 20587 22821 25289 Khadi, 891 931 973 1017 1063 Wool, Silk Total 72356 80672 89950 100300 111850
Note: The Working Group prepared its Reports during 2011 and assuming a GDP growth of 8% and overall growth of the manufacturing sector at 9.8%.