Extension of Bid submission and Bid opening date : Extension of Bid submission and Bid opening date of E-tender Notice No. 01 - DH&HJ of 2024 dated 24.10.2024. View
Notice Inviting Tender : View
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order : Grant of In-Situ Promotion View
Notice for inviting applications : Invitation of application for registration with Handicrafts & Handloom Department, Jammu View
Notice for information of Handicrafts Artisans : Applications are invited from the registered Handicrafts Artisans of Jammu Division(UT of J&K) for their competitive participation in scheme for UT Awards to Handicrafts Artisans for the year 2024-25 View
Applications for admission to the Diploma Programme : Applications for admission to the Diploma Programme in Handloom and Textile Technology(DHTT) programme for the session 2024-25 View
Compassionate Appointment order of Mr. Sourabh Dogra S/o Late , Bansi Lal Ex-Multi Tasking Staff : Compassionate Appointment order of Mr. Sourabh Dogra S/o Late , Bansi Lal Ex-Multi Tasking Staff(Orderly-Cum-Chowkidar), Handloom,Udhampur View
Compassionate Appointment order of Mr. Mannat S/o Late , Sushil Kumar Ex-Assistant Registrar, Induscos, Handicrafts, Jammu : Compassionate Appointment order of Mr. Mannat S/o Late , Sushil Kumar Ex-Assistant Registrar, Induscos, Handicrafts Jammu View
Compassionate appointment order of Mr. Jugraj Singh S/o Late Ravi Singh, Ex-Multi Tasking Staff : Compassionate appointment order of Mr. Jugraj Singh S/o Late Ravi Singh, Ex-Multi Tasking Staff, Handloom R/o Madoon Tehsil Rajpura, District Samba in terms of SRO 43/1994 View
The Handicrafts & Handloom sector has a unique place in the socio-economic structure of J&K. It plays a vital role in providing employment, cloth production and value addition while at the same time preserves our rich cultural heritage. The sector provides direct and indirect employment to Artisans, Weavers and Ancillary workers in the State, mostly belonging to SC/ST, backward and economically weaker sections of the society are concentrated in rural and far flung areas, it has tremendous potential in checking urbanization as well as generating employment for women population.
Because of uniqueness and exclusivity of designs, capability to produce small batch sizes and being eco-friendly, handicrafts & handloom products are in high demand in both international as well as in the domestic markets. The sector is low energy consuming and has little adverse impact on environment. However the sector faces problem of absence of systematic production lines to match demand and supply. The Handicrafts & Handloom Department Jammu is working sustainably to bridge the gap through infrastructure development, skill up gradation, design and product development, so that not only the Artisans & Weavers get better remuneration for their products but better marketing facilities too.
The Handicrafts & Handloom Department has been following the policy of promotion and encouragement of this sector through consistent hand holding in the form of welfare and promotional schemes like publicity and exhibition, reimbursement of 10 percent rebate, skill development through training programmes, Artisan/Weaver Credit card/ credit plan schemes, by organizing the weavers in the cluster form etc.