The book contains a comprehensive analysis of the growth of the mills, powrlooms and handlooms sectors of India’s Textile industry in all relevant aspects, such as: capacity, capacity utilization, production, productivity and employment generation in public, private and cooperative sectors; regional patterns of growth of mills, powerlooms, handlooms, cloth and yarn production and sickness in Textile Mills; changing consumption patterns of textiles in urban and rural areas; changing patterns of demand, consumption and availability of natural and man made fibres and behaviour of prices of textile fibres, yarns and fabrics.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR K.D. Saksena
Keshava Dayal Saksea topped in M.A. (Economics), Lucknow University in 1957. Throughout first class, he won several academic distinctions. Was Ford Foundation Research Scholar, Delhi School of Economics/Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi from January 1958 to May 1961. Joined Indian Administrative Service on June 1, 1961. Held several senior positions I both the Central and State Governments including Adviser, Planning Commission, Secretary to Govt. of India, Ministry of Textiles and Member, BIFR. Was Economic Planner, Bhutan in 1989 on a UNDP assignment. Work done by Saksena as Visiting Fellow, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford, during 1984-85, published in the form of a book ‘Pricing Policies and Price Control in Developing Countries’ in 1986 simultaneously by Frances Pinter (Publishers), London and Lynne Rienner Publishers Inc., Colorado, USA, which was widely acclaimed. Subsequently, Shipra Publications published ‘Environmental Planning. Policies and Programmes in India’, a book written by him under an Nationas. In 1993 and another book ‘dynamics of India’s Textile Economy’ in 2002.
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