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SILK WEAVING INDUSTRY AND THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE VILLAGES OF KANCHEEPURAM

    1 Author(s):  K. APPLE RAJAN

Vol -  10, Issue- 9 ,         Page(s) : 43 - 54  (2019 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/CASIRJ

Abstract

This research paper intends to examine the silk weaving industry and the role of women in the Villages of Kancheepuram District. The study investigates the history of Silk industry, the traditional handloom sector and the role of women in silk weaving industries. The paper also briefs about the conditions and problems faced by women weavers in India. The observations in Government policies and awards obtained by women artisans and weavers are also described in this research paper. Finally the paper is concluded with suggestions to overcome the issues faced by women weavers of the chosen study area.

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