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Interacting with the weavers, Union Minister suggested for the registration and branding of the loin loom products of every tribe of Arunachal Pradesh. This, she said, will facilitate access of the Loin Loom products to international markets. She appreciated the endeavour of the Mrs Neelam Misra, wife of Brig. (Dr.) B.D. Mishra (Retd.), who has, with perseverance, learnt loin loom weaving and has been trying to initiate concrete action for the strengthening of loin loom which, inter alia, is State’s cultural heritage.
Mrs Misra , while apprising the minister of the problems faced by the local weavers, requested her to start cotton and silk Banks in Arunachal Pradesh. She mentioned that to preserve the age-old loin loom tradition in its pristine form, the local weavers must have the facility at hand to collect their thread requirement.
Mrs Misra presented a copy of the documentary film, conceptualised by her, depicting her loin loom learning and weaving, titled ‘Bhunai Ke Rangeen Duniya’.
Union Minister of State (Home) Kiren Rijiju and State Minister for Textile and Handicrafts Tamiyo Taga were also present on the occasion amongst others.