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Sericulture and Weaving are the two most important cottage-based, eco-friendly industries in the rural areas of Meghalaya. These twin industries portray the cultural ethos and rich heritage of the people of the State. In the absence of a textile industry, Sericulture and Weaving play an important role in producing silk fabrics and hand-woven fabrics of ethnic designs.

The infrastructure of the Department was inherited from the erstwhile Government of Assam, and it became a full-fledged Department of the Government of Meghalaya in 1979. It is the Directorate of the Textiles Department and works in two sectors – Sericulture (mulberry, Eri and Muga silk) and Handloom Weaving – through seed farms, nurseries, training institutes and district offices across the State.

Leadership

Shri Conrad K. Sangma

Shri. Conrad K.
Sangma

Hon'ble Chief Minister
Shri Metbah Lyngdoh

Shri. Metbah
Lyngdoh

Hon'ble Minister of Textiles

Sectors and Field Units

The Directorate works in two sectors, Sericulture and Handloom Weaving, through these field units.

  • Sericulture sector
  • Handloom sector

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