The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st ‘Incorporation Day’. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
The founders’ vision was to create a common platform where technocrats and leaders from small and big industries come together to bring laurel to the industry and country at large.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
TAI today is the leading and one of the largest national bodies, of textile professionals, striving for the growth of India’s largest industry. The association has more than 25,000 strong members through its 26 affiliated Units (chapters), spread throughout the length and breadth of the country.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
“Our heartiest congratulations to the founders, trustees, predecessor presidents, committee members all our esteemed members and sincere thanks for the whole hearted support to the entire textile industry extended over all these years,” Ashok Juneja, National President, TAI, said in a press release. “It is my proud privilege to lead such a prestigious association which has had eminent presidents during its glorious journey from Late Dr Nazir Ahmed to Late Homi Modi; Late Dr Vikram Sarabhai; Late NV Ullal, Late Maj RP Poddar, Sh JJ Randheri, Sh MK Mehra, Sh RK Dalmia, Sh RC Kesar, Sh Mathivanan, Dr PR Roy and many other eminent personalities.”
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
TAI, in all these years has conferred prestigious awards and honourary memberships to highly respected personalities like Sh Nazir Ahmed, Sh Kasturbhai Lalbhai, Sh KMD Thackercy, Sh Gulzarilal Nanda, Sh Homi Modi, Sh GD Birla, Sh GD Ambekar, Sh Vikram Sarabhai, Sh Arvind N Mafatlal, Sh Naval H Tata, Sh Padampat Singhania, Sh Neville Wadia, Hon Maj RP Poddar, ShG Hari Singhania, Sh Abhaykumar S Kasliwal, Sh Dhirubhai H Ambani , Sh KK Birla, Sh Mukesh D Ambani and many more distinguished people who have contributed towards the growth of textile industry in India.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
“With emphasis and commitment to professional ethics and social responsibilities, our renewed vision is to be internationally renowned as a leading association of textile technocrats and professionals promoting scientific and technological knowledge and training with benchmarking performance,” Juneja said.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
“With our new office bearers elected for 2020-21, we wish to make TAI more connected with the industry through various ground activities organised by different units across the country. One such initiative started by us is interaction through JTA.” Juneja said.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
The Textile Association (India) provides opportunities for professional growth of technologists in the Indian textile industry across all sectors. The association organises seminars, conferences, workshops, refresher courses and exhibitions of textiles and allied machines for the benefit of members. These activities are held across the country with the help of all 26 federal units, which are autonomous in their activities.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
TAI also publishes small tablets and textbooks of practical value for the benefit of practicing professionals and students. It publishes study materials which help members acquire textile qualifications by appearing for standard examinations. It offers added qualification of ATA and GMTA for technicians who can earn and study to acquire a Diploma (ATA) and a degree (GMTA). ATA is recognised as equal to a diploma and GMTA is equivalent to a university degree. TAI members who acquired GMTA have also completed their post graduate and doctorate programmes from reputed universities in India.
The Textile Association (India) or TAI, has announced that it is celebrating its 81st 'Incorporation Day'. Established on April 9, 1939, by ten visionary technocrats, who used to meet casually as a 'Friday Club'. They formalised TAI along with 126 likeminded technocrats. The objective was to facilitate free exchange of information on technical cooperation.#
Internationally, TAI is the founder member of the Federation of Asian Professional Textile Associations (FAPTA). TAI’s national president is one of the members in International Advisory Committee of FAPTA. The association organised the 1st International Asian Textile Conference (ATC) in 1991 and the 7th International Asian Textile conference (ATC) in 2003 in New Delhi. TAI is also the co-sponsor of India ITME Society and the national president is one of the vice chairmen on their steering committee.
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