Nagpur: Pratibha Vaidya, a housewife from Karanja Ghadga Village in the outskirts of Nagpur Regency, found it difficult to run her household after a pandemic hit last year followed by a series of locking and restrictions.
Academically only STD XII fainted, it was difficult for him to get a job.
Snehal Wankhede, who praised from Kondhali Village too, was looking for work after graduating in trade.
Coming from the Orthodox family, shifting to Nagpur or another place to work is the Herculean task.
A textile factory near Kondhali, starting about three months ago, has changed the lives of more than 300 women like that, which find it difficult to meet their needs after their better part of losing their jobs or businesses suffer because of the kuncian.
Baptizing ‘Nirmal Textile’, this unit has so far employed more than 650 people, the majority of them from the nearest cities and villages.
Except for a few, the rest has cleaned up class 10 or 12 and has no work experience.
“I’m happy to get the job.
The work environment is very good.
We are also paid on time.
It’s my first job.
Before getting a job, we were trained in the machine stitches for 21 days.
Many girls and women from the village are my colleagues.
This gives me a sense of security , “said Safia Sheikh, who came from Kondhali Village.
Regulated by the city-based Nirmal Group, unit, which has not been formalized formally, also provides a lot of indirect work to young people near the site.
Jobs include transportation, security and work work, among others.
Along with spinning, the unit has also been formed to make readymade clothing for popular brands, especially shirts, T-shirts and Shirtshirt.
“We provide 21 days of training in various aspects related to the textile industry at our own expense.
We prefer women in need of nearby villages who are in trouble.
After being trained, they performed beyond our expectations.
We paid them according to the level Government Rs 308 / day.
We also provide a bus for them to travel to units from their village, “said the owner of the Pramod Manmode.
The majority of women are employed in the readymade clothing unit where they sew the collar, shirt buttons, brand logos, and other materials.
While the factory operates 24×7 in three shifts, the Readymade unit works in a two-day shift because of women.
However, many men have also been speed for this work, which is traditionally a fortress of women.
“I previously worked in Nagpur in the textile unit.
With the opening of this plant, I switched because it was close to my house in the pusagondi.
I got a better salary than what my previous employer was paid,” said Dayal Pawar, who sewed clothes.
From the first month itself, the unit began to receive orders from leading brands and their hands now full of work.
“We have orders from famous brands for shirts and t-shirts until October.
We cannot reveal a name because you will be surprised that these brands are made here in our factory.
Get orders from these brands are not easy because they have an examination Strict quality, not only for ingredients and finished products, but also for workers to make it, “added Manmode.
The unit plans to expand, to open the company’s garment store has a large expansion plan and will immediately open the Readymade clothing sales shop itself at Highway Amravati.
“We have bought a ‘Kings N Berry’, a popular brand in Western countries and will sell our clothes in its name from outlets.
Our products will be equivalent to all the leading brands because both of them will be made by our same cloth.
We will sell clothes We with a third of branded prices.
Our products have been exported to Dubai and other countries.
We aim to make one piece of crore that will include children’s clothing and their inner wear, “the owner said.
In Covid Times, this unit employs more than 300 rustic women
