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Furniture industry is essentially an ever growing industry that requires employment of variegated raw materials in quite large proportions. The range of the materials includes wood, wood base panel, leather, glass, plastic, metals and textiles and many more. The furniture is manufactured in various types, size, shapes, colour combinations (such as sofas, chairs, wardrobes, mattresses, kitchens etc.) to serve different purposes like schools, institutional, offices and residential.

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Indian rubber industry is one of the fastest growing industries that have a million of opportunities to explore. Nearly 6000 rubber manufacturing units are set up across various states of the nation. These units together produce more than 35000 types of rubber items. Indian rubber manufacturers have transformed India into a leading exporter and supplier of rubber products all across the world. The gamut of products manufacturing by Indian manufacturers include natural rubber, reclaim rubber, carbon black, synthetic rubber, fatty acids, rubber chemicals, rayon, etc. Latex products, auto tyres, tubes, belting, hoses, automobile parts, cable and wires, etc. are the products created widely by rubber products distributors. Indian rubber industry is broadly divided into two categories, tyre and non-tyre.

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Carpet Industry is one among the industries prevailing in India since centuries. Indian Carpet Industry has always been a crucial part of Indian export industry. Moguls brought and introduced carpet weaving in India which survived and flourished greatly. Over the period, ancient weavers has transformed into modern artist who imbibe the magical colours to the Indian carpets. These artists bring aesthetic touch to the carpets by doing magic with colours and provide carpets an unusual beauty and elegance. The study revealed that the total carpet exported last year was worth Rs 2600 crores whereas the size of the domestic market was condensed to about Rs 200 crores. Carpet holds a grace and recognition from over centuries. Earlier, only a few centers in India were involved in carpet weaving but slowly, various clusters have risen in northern part of India for the same purpose. Each center has its own competitive advantage. These centers employ nearly millions of people all across the country. Mojor belts of carpets include Bhadohi, Mirzapur and Agra belt in Uttar Pradesh, Jaipur, Bikaner in Rajasthan, Panipat belt in Haryana and Kashmir belt.

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