More women should occupy leadership positions in industry: CII chairperson
It employed 41% of all women working in India in the manufacturing sector. No other State employed women to the level of Tamil Nadu in the country. Tirupur knitwear cluster, Karur textile cluster and Coimbatore engineering units employed a large number of women.
- ▪It employed 41% of all women working in India in the manufacturing sector.
- ▪No other State employed women to the level of Tamil Nadu in the country.
- ▪Tirupur knitwear cluster, Karur textile cluster and Coimbatore engineering units employed a large number of women.
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Amudhavalli Ranganathan. chairperson, Confederation of Indian Industry-Indian Women Network, on Saturday stressed the need for increasing the number of women occupying leadership roles in different spectrum of industries in the country.Speaking at ‘Women in Industry 4.0-Manufacturing & Textile’ organised by CII-IWN Tamil Nadu here, she said that Tamil Nadu was a pioneering State in employing women in industry. It employed 41% of all women working in India in the manufacturing sector. No other State employed women to the level of Tamil Nadu in the country. Tirupur knitwear cluster, Karur textile cluster and Coimbatore engineering units employed a large number of women. However, it was not sufficient.
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