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India Garment Export Promotion Association Calls For Increased Interest And Capital Subsidies.

2010/8/3 10:30:00 66

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The Promotion Council called for increased interest and capital subsidies under TUFS.

The India Garment Export Promotion Association (AEPC) recently appealed to the government to increase the interest subsidy of the TUFS under the processors and garment industries, which required that the interest subsidy be increased from 5% to 8%, the press conference of the India Clothing Export Promotion Association held.

Premal Udani, President of the India Clothing Export Promotion Association, said in a letter to V. Srinivas, a joint Secretary responsible for exports to the textile industry, that the subsidy should be raised from 10% to 15%.

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Huge sums of money must be paid for environmental responsibility.

Buying machines does not increase turnover, but also costs a lot.

He said: "because we recommend that all machines that help reduce water pollution and air pollution, such as sewage treatment plants, should receive 10% more capital subsidies."

The subsidy for garment factory building is 50%, and it should be increased to 100%.

Because modern chemical plants need to be housed in buildings that are fully in line with social responsibility standards.

The clothing and finished products industry creates millions of jobs and creates the highest.

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Sharma, Minister of education of Himachal Pradesh, India, said in Simla, capital of the state, 22, as part of the efforts to protect animals and the natural environment, Himachal Pradesh will take the lead in implementing the regulations on the prohibition of wearing leather shoes in all schools in the state.

Sharma told the media that Himachal Pradesh, as the most beautiful tourist attraction in India, should take the lead in protecting animals and protecting the natural environment.

Leather products represent the rough request of human beings to the natural environment and are unfriendly to the environment. Therefore, Himachal Pradesh will first require all students and teachers to prohibit the use of leather clothing and footwear in schools.

From the beginning of this semester, all students are not allowed to wear leather shoes in school, and the uniform of students is also converted to non leather materials.

Sharma said that the State Education Department has informed the parents of all the students.

Himachal Pradesh, India, is located at the south foot of Himalaya mountain. It has many forests and lakes, and its environment is beautiful. It is one of India's most famous tourist and summer resorts.

In addition to several universities, Himachal Pradesh currently has more than 15000 primary and secondary schools, and about 1 million students are enrolled in schools.