About SASMIRA
The Synthetic & Art Silk Mills' Research Association (SASMIRA) is a cooperative venture of the Man-Made Textile Industry of India. Set up in 1950, SASMIRA was responsible for developing and managing the scientific and technological needs of the industry. Gauging SASMIRA's diverse objectives and span of Patek Philippe Replica Uhren capabilities, it was recognized by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, under the Ministry of Science & Technology; and approved body of the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.
SASMIRA commenced operations with the testing and then expanded its activities to keep pace with the evolving needs of the man-made textile industry. Over time it further broadened its portfolio to cater to the escalating demands of the emerging technical textiles' industry.
In the over seven decades of its existence, SASMIRA has aptly demonstrated its credentials, serving the textile industry and accelerating its growth. Textile mills, Hublot Replica Uhren processing units, garment manufacturers, traders and exporters have derived multiple benefits from SASMIRA's wide spectrum of services and facilities
SASMIRA Council Members
| Shri. Maganlal H. Doshi | Shri. Mihir R. Mehta | Shri. Sunil S. Mehta | Shri. D.V. Radia |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shri. V. I. Bachkaniwala | Shri B.S. Parekh | Shri Gokul K. Mehta | Shri Bharat T. Gandhi |
| Shri S.S. Khetan | Shri Sunder G. Golani | Shri Iswari Prasad Poddar | Shri Kaval Mehra |
| Shri Viresh Kamdar | Shri Dineshchandra S. Zaveri | Mrs. Smita A. Yeole | Shri Bharat H. Mehta |
| Shri Jayesh R. Mehta | Mrs. Hemal P. Udani | Shri Rajan Sehgal | Shri Kapil Shorewala |
Government Nominees
| Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles | Addl. Secretary & Fin. Advisory, Ministry of Commerce & Textiles |
|---|---|
| Advisory (Industry), Planning Commission | Textile Commissioner, Government of India |
Functions and Objectives of the Organisation
SASMIRA’s Activities
Commencing with the testing of silk and art silk materials, SASMIRA has geared its activities since then to meet the changing needs of the man-made textile industry thereby fulfilling its objectives. At present, SASMIRA is linked to the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The major areas of functioning at SASMIRA are listed as:
- Research & Development.
- Technical Services & Testing Labs.
- Institute of Man-made Textiles.
- Instrumentation.
- Pilot Plant. (weaving/spinning/ knitting).
- Information services.
- Powerloom Service Centres at Bhiwandi.