Marang, India's federal textiles minister, expressed his concern about the impact of rising cotton prices on handloom and ready-made clothing industry at a time of attending an exhibition and conference. He assured that the government would take appropriate measures and steps to ensure that the two important sectors could afford yarn. However, he did not elaborate on what measures to take. 

　　 Cotton yarn Prices have risen by 30% in the past three months. The latest price increases began in April 1, 2010, and members of the Tirupur Exporters Association even decided to take hunger strike action on the latest prices. Marang also said that because China did not vigorously promote the development of hand looms, India's hand loom sector could prove to be enormous. Because this department created opportunities for craftsmen, their unique designs were sold to the whole world without competition.

He said that the hands of Tamil Nadu shook hands. Textile machine Department management is the best. Therefore, the government will set up a "Chennai". Hat " And Delhi Hat " It helped to develop the hand loom sector in the state. He said that this will enable handloom looms to display their products directly to buyers, help rid themselves of intermediaries, and help poor weavers increase their wages.