TN State government announced its Integrated Textile Policy on March 06.
It will give thrust to sustainable growth of the entire textile industry, promoting technical textiles, and encouraging textile industry in the southern districts.
The earlier State policy for the textile sector was announced in 1998.
As per the new policy,
State government will provide 100 per cent stamp duty exemption for technical textile projects,
State will Give 6 per cent interest subsidy for technical textile projects in addition to incentives from the Central Government,
9 per cent of the project cost as state grant to set up technical textile parks under the Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITPs).
For the handloom sector, the interest subsidy extended to primary handloom weavers’ cooperative societies has been increased to 6 per cent from the existing 4 per cent.
Allocation for the Rebate Subsidy Scheme will be hiked.
Government will also make efforts to set up silk parks in clusters such as Kancheepuram, Salem, Arni, and Thirubhuvanam.