India is rapidly developing not only in one
field but in every field. There was a time when India had not even liberalised
its economy and was not ready to trade with the rest of the world. However
after liberalization in 1991, India is now open to trade with the international
world, though some sectors are still not completely opened.
One of the sectors which is rigorously
operating in export import is the leather good sector. India not only exports
leather goods and footwear from rest of the world but also imports a lot of
things pertaining to footwear and leather goods. In order to reduce the imports
and increase the exports it is very important to strengthen our skills and
obtain better quality raw material.
With the FDDI bill being passed in Lok
sabha and the ministry of commerce being so eager to help the footwear and
leather goods sector, India definitely see leather goods and footwear sector to
be its golden hen. Keeping in mind this progress FDDI is trying to increase its
capacity of students by opening new institutes so that more and more students
can seek admission and thus contribute to the footwear and leather goods
industry in India. There is a vast demand from the west as far as footwear is
concerned which is currently being fulfilled by China. India is still quite
behind as compared to china as we do not have killed manpower. In order to have
skilled manpower FDDI is trying its level best to provide skills and relevant
knowledge in the field of footwear and leather goods so that we are able to
take care of both our domestic demand as well as the international demand which
unfortunately we are not able to cater.
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