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According to the Textiles Ministry, that more than 1,500 artisans have been benefitted by training in 63 Samarth Training Centres.
Textile ministry launched a “Scheme for Capacity Building in Textile Sector (SCBTS)” in 2017 in order to fill the skill gap in textile industry. Scheme was approved for entire value chain of textile industry except weaving and spinning in organised sector. SCBTS scheme is currently known as Samarth scheme. It was launched with an outlay of Rs.1,300 crore for three years (2017-18 to 2019-20).
This scheme was launched with the understated objectives:
Implementing agencies for the scheme include:
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