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International sericulture trainees gather in Mysuru for skill development
Participants from 10 countries are undergoing training in sericulture techniques at a programme in Karnataka's Mysuru, reflecting growing global interest in sustainable silk production methods.
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A sericulture training programme currently underway in Mysuru is drawing 21 trainees from 10 nations, demonstrating the international appeal of India's expertise in silk production. The participants are engaged in hands-on instruction covering various aspects of sericulture, from silkworm rearing to cocoon production and processing techniques.
Mysuru, historically significant in India's silk industry, serves as an ideal location for such knowledge-sharing initiatives. The region's established infrastructure and technical expertise in sericulture have positioned it as a centre for training and capacity-building in the sector.
The programme reflects India's broader efforts to share its sericulture knowledge with international partners and foster cooperation in the field. Such training initiatives support skill development among farmers and technical professionals in participating countries, potentially strengthening sericulture practices globally.
Participation from multiple nations underscores the commercial and sustainability benefits associated with sericulture, which remains an important agricultural activity in several regions across Asia and beyond. India's sericulture sector continues to maintain its position as a leading producer and exporter of silk products worldwide.