Sarkari Naukri

26 August 2021 Current Affairs:According to the Textiles Ministry, that extra than 1,500 artisans have been benefited by education in sixty three Samarth Training Centres.

Highlights:
♦ The Textile Ministry has adopted about sixty five clusters for normal improvement of artisans in a well timed manner. The Ministry reap this via making sure self-sustainment of artisans throughout these clusters.
♦ Upskilling of the handicraft artisans are being accomplished by way of supplying technical and gentle ability training beneath the SAMARTH scheme. It additionally brings about sustainable livelihood.
♦ The Ministry of Textiles launched a Scheme for Capacity Building in the Textile Sector (SCBTS) in the year 2017 in order to fill the talent hole in the textile industry. Scheme was accredited for the entire cost chain of textile enterprises besides weaving and spinning in the organised sector. SCBTS scheme is presently acknowledged as Samarth scheme. It was launched with an outlay of Rs.1,300 crore for three years (2017-18 to 2019-20).