India Textile Manufacturers Association After the seven round of bilateral talks to raise wages by 100%, the workers' Union of the power loom failed, more than 1000 owners of power loom enterprises in Coimbatore and the tyre region started a 5 day starting from Friday. go on a hunger strike In order to Maintain Their demands.

After the failure of negotiations between power loom workers, business owners and textile associations, strikes began in August 28th. The employment - work force loom Owners Association has been calling for a 100% increase in wages since June 1, 2011, because the three year wage Amendment Agreement expires in August 28th.

More than 20000 the owners and workers of the power loom joined the strike, and about 1 million of those who directly or indirectly relied on the power loom industry to survive were affected.

After the first bilateral negotiations in August 9th, the six round was held in August 14th, August 24th, August 29th, October 5th, October 6th and October 6th, but they failed to solve the problem.

Strikes cause daily Production loss About 360 million rupees. In the past 25 days, the total output was about 9 billion rupees.