The Nagaland Khadi and Village Industries Board Act, 1978
The Nagaland Khadi and Village Industries Board Act, 1978
This Act establishes the Nagaland Khadi and Village Industries Board to promote and regulate hand-spun cloth and village-based industries throughout the entire state. It applies to the whole of Nagaland and defines what constitutes Khadi and Village Industries, such as hand-woven cotton or silk garments and specific local manufacturing activities. The Board functions as a corporate body responsible for managing these programs, appointing a chairman and secretary, and overseeing financial operations. Its primary purpose is to support local economic development, foster self-reliance, and ensure the organized growth of traditional rural crafts and industries.
Chapter II THE KHADI AND VILLAGE INDUSTRIES BOARD →
- 3Establishment and incorporation of Board
- 4Constitution of the Board
- 5Financial Adviser
- 8Temporary association of persons with the Board for particular purposes
- 9Meeting of the Board
- 10Terms of office and conditions of services of Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary and other members of Board
- 11Powers and duties of the Secretary, Officers and servants of Board and conditions of their service
- 12Appointment of other Committees
- 13Appointment of other Committees
- 14Function of Board
- 15General powers of the Board
- 16Power to make contract
- 17Powers of the Khadi and Village industries Commission to give directions
Chapter IV PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION OF PROGRAMME →
Chapter V FINANCE, ACCOUNTS, AUDIT AND REPORTS →
Chapter VI MISCELLANEOUS →
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