The Maharashtra Khadi and Village Industries Act
The Maharashtra Khadi and Village Industries Act
The Maharashtra Khadi and Village Industries Act establishes the state board responsible for promoting and regulating handspun cloth and village level industries. Applying across the entire state of Maharashtra, this Act governs the funding, professional training, raw material supply, and marketing channels for cottage occupations and small scale businesses. It matters because it drives necessary rural employment and economic self reliance. By providing loans, establishing cooperative societies, and building local training centers, the legislation empowers rural artisans. Additionally, the Act sets up dedicated district committees to ensure these developmental programs directly benefit local communities and preserve traditional Indian heritage crafts.
Chapter I CHAPTER I →
Chapter III FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE BOARD →
Chapter IV PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION OF PROGRAMMES →
Chapter V FINANCES, ACCOUNTS, AUDIT AND DEBTS →
Chapter VI MISCELLANEOUS →
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