Showing posts with label Technical Textiles For India.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Textiles For India.. Show all posts

Monday, June 29, 2009

[ Gokarna - My 2nd Visit.]



Our beaches are full of garbage thrown by tourists near our beaches.I had a gimplse of this at Gokarna a tourist and a pilgrimage center as old as 2000 years.We can place Dust Bins near this beach so that tourists and pilgrims do not throw the water bottles near the beach by also placing fish nets to collect this where they accumulate in a particular spot.The Tasildhar head of this holy place was missing when I visited the place to tell him and ask him to come with me to see the filth near a beauty spot which mesmerizes the tourists.When inquired I was told he never bother's to even visit the temple once a week.The roads are another ugly patch not tared even after several years.The Chief Minister has handed over the temple administration to some Mutt and a dispute is pending in the court.How can such a place go neglected by our tourist department.It is a pity.The pictures shown needs your help.

Saturday, May 2, 2009

[ Mr.Anwin Joselyn.- Guest Blogger. ].


The recession and the textile industry
This is a guest post for Mr.S K G Rao 
through an
IndiForum activity where blogger can
guest blog on other blogs.
The recession seems to have hit the
Textile Industry quite hard. 
There has been a
huge talk about lay offs in 
the past few
months mainly in India and China.
However, when I really 
think about it
the news is not as scary 
as the newspapers say.

Let me explain.

Especially in India, 
the textile industry
is the second largest 
job provider next
to Agriculture. 
If you see it that way
you know that the 
largest industries are
the ones that will show 
a lot more suffering
and lost due to the mass.
However, clothing is a 
basic and essential
part of every human 
being’s life these days.
It is not exactly like 
the dark ages you know.
And recession or no 
recession people will always
buy basic necessities 
like food, clothing,
medicines, etc. 
So why doest’t the clothing
industry pick up?
You see, it is also 
important to know that,
during tough economic 
conditions such as
being portrayed right 
now it is also
necessary to find 
ways to produce at
lesser costs and hence 
ultimately reduce
the burden on the consumers. 
This has to
be a continuous process 
right from
picking the cotton 
to the middle men
to the manufacturers 
to the retails.
There are quite a 
few examples on the
Internet and from 
entrepreneurs around
you who can tell how 
they got to be
bigger than what 
they started with during
tough times. Because 
they would have
found ways to 
innovate and help through
the tough times by easing 
the burden
on the consumers.
I am sure 
there are entrepreneurs
around you who have 
already thought
of ways to do so. 
I do hope so.
My Guest[A Non Textile 
Blogger,is from IT. 
View his Blogs:
http://anw.in/
http://awesomefotos.com/

Friday, April 3, 2009

TECHNICAL TEXTILES FOR INDIA: [ Technical Textiles - Visit www.dornbirn-mfc.com ]

Technical Textiles - Visit www.dornbirn-mfc.com

TECHNICAL TEXTILES FOR INDIA: [ Technical Textiles - Visit www.dornbirn-mfc.com ]

Technical Textiles - Visit www.dornbirn-mfc.com

[ Technical Textiles - Reiter's Activities.]

April 01, 2009.


Rieter sells Rieter Real Estate Ltd.


Rieter Holding Ltd., Winterthur/Switzerland, is to sell Rieter Real Estate Ltd., Winterthur/Switzerland, to 3 institutional investors with effect from March 31, 2009. The sale of this wholly owned subsidiary is a further step in the context of Rieter’s restructuring program and will enable the company to concentrate on its core activities


Rieter Real Estate Ltd. pursues 3 business activities:


Management of its own property portfolio.


Management of residential properties for the Rieter pension fund and third parties.


Facility management for Rieter companies and third parties.


Rieter Real Estate Ltd. has 22 employees and manages some 1000 apartments and various industrial properties in the Winterthur area. (MM)