IJNF Vol 8 No 2 January 2022

Volume 8, No.
2, January 2022
Volume 8, No. 2, January 2022
C/o ICAR-National Institute of Natural Fibre Engineering & Technology,

12, Regent Park, Kolkata-700 040 (India)
Email : tinfs2013@gmail.com, Website : www.tinfs.com
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EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-In-Chief
Dr. Debanjan Sur

Former Senior Deputy Director,
Indian Jute Industries' Research Association, Kolkata
&
Dr. L. Ammayappan
Principal Scientist, ICAR-NINFET, Kolkata
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
Dr. P. K. Das Dr. Apurba Das

Former Professor, BCKV, India Professor, IITD, New Delhi, India
Dr. S. Sreenivasan Dr. Sunil Kumar Sett

Former Director, ICAR-CIRCOT, Former Professor, DJFT,
University of Calcutta, India
Mumbai, India
Dr. Sadhan Chandra Roy
Dr. Subhash Anand Former Professor, DJFT,
Professor, IMRI, University of Bolton, UK University of Calcutta, India
Dr. Tushar Ghosh Dr. Alok Nath Roy

Professor, College of Textiles, Head, TOT Division,
NC State University, USA ICAR-NINFET, Kolkata.
Dr. Mangesh D. Teli Dr. Ashis Kumar Samanta

Professor, DJFT,
Professor, DFTPT, ICT, Mumbai, India
University of Calcutta, India
Dr. Rajesh Anandjiwala Dr. Asis Mukhopadhyay

Professor, Nelson Mandela University, Professor & Head, DJFT,
South Africa University of Calcutta, India
Dr. Sabu Thomas Md Mahbubul Islam

Professor, MG University, Kerala, India CSO, BJRI, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dr. Arup Kumar Rakshit Dr. Jiban Mitra

Principal Scientist , ICAR-CRIJAF,
Professor, VJTI, Mumbai, India
Barrackpore, India
Indian Journal of Natural Fibres
Volume 8, No. 2, January 2022
Silk : The Queen of Fibres and its Varieties with Special Reference to India 1
D. Singhee
Scope and Potential of Jute Crop Based Farming Systems 17

Mukesh Kumar, A. K. Ghorai and S. Mitra
Sustainable Development of Jute Based Designer Fabrics and Handicraft 31

A. N. Roy, L. K. Nayak and H. Baite
Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield and Economics of Jute 39

S. Jena, S. K Das, and M. K. Rout
A Review on Kalamkari : A Traditional Textile Painting 45

R. T. Begam and S. R. Maulik
Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Fashion Industry 55

S. Das, N. Mridha & P. Shrivastava
Optimization of Dyeing Process Variables to Improve Dye Ability of Cotton Fabric 59

H. Baite, A. K. Samanta, N. S. Bhaumik, P. Mallick
Ban on Single Use Plastic : Opening a New Era for Jute and other Allied Natural Fibres 65
S. B. Murmu, L. K. Nayak, L. Ammayappan, H. Baite, T. Nagesh Kumar and B. S. Manjunatha

Silk : The Queen of Fibres and its Varieties with Special
Reference to India
D. Singhee
Indian Journal of Natural Fibres, Vol. 8, No. 2 January 2022 1

Deepali Singhee
2 Indian Journal of Natural Fibres, Vol. 8, No. 2, January 2022

Silk : The Queen of Fibres and its Varieties with Special Reference to India

Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee


Deepali Singhee

Scope and Potential of Jute Crop Based Farming Systems
Mukesh Kumar*1, A. K. Ghorai2 and S. Mitra3

Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.


Mukesh Kumar et al.

Sustainable Development of Jute Based Designer
Fabrics and Handicraft

A.N. Roy et al.

Sustainable Development of Jute Based Designer Fabrics and Handicraft

A.N. Roy et al.


A.N. Roy et al.


A.N. Roy et al.

Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield
and Economics of Jute
1* 2 3
S. Jena , S.K Das , and M.K. Rout

S. Jena et al.

Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield and Economics of Jute

S. Jena et al.

Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield and Economics of Jute

S. Jena et al.

A Review on Kalamkari : A Traditional Textile Painting
R. T. Begam and S. R. Maulik*

Begam and Maulik


Begam and Maulik


Begam and Maulik


Begam and Maulik


Begam and Maulik

Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Fashion Industry
S. Das*, N.Mridha & P. Shrivastava

S. Das et al.

Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Fashion Industry

S. Das et al.

Optimization of Dyeing Process Variables to Improve
Dye Ability of Cotton Fabric
H. Baite1*, A. K. Samanta2, N. S. Bhaumik2, P. Mallick2

H. Baite et al.

Optimization of dyeing process variables to improve dye ability of cotton fabric

H. Baite et al.

Optimization of dyeing process variables to improve dye ability of cotton fabric

H. Baite et al.

Ban on Single Use Plastic : Opening a New Era for Jute
and other Allied Natural Fibres
S. B. Murmu*, L. K. Nayak, L. Ammayappan, H. Baite,
T. Nagesh Kumar and B. S. Manjunatha

S. B. Murmu et al.

Ban on Single Use Plastic

S. B. Murmu et al.

Ban on Single Use Plastic

S. B. Murmu et al.

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Indian Journal of Natural Fibres
Vol. 8, No. 2, January 2022
Silk : The Queen of Fibres and its Varieties with Special Reference to India 1
D. Singhee
Scope and Potential of Jute Crop Based Farming Systems 17

Mukesh Kumar, A. K. Ghorai and S. Mitra
Sustainable Development of Jute Based Designer Fabrics and Handicraft 31

Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield and Economics of Jute 39

S. Jena, S. K Das, and M. K. Rout
A Review on Kalamkari : A Traditional Textile Painting 45

R. T. Begam and S. R. Maulik
Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Fashion Industry 55

S. Das, N. Mridha & P. Shrivastava
Optimization of Dyeing Process Variables to Improve Dye Ability of Cotton Fabric 59

H. Baite, A. K. Samanta, N. S. Bhaumik, P. Mallick
Ban on Single Use Plastic : Opening a New Era for Jute and other Allied Natural Fibres 65
S. B. Murmu, L. K. Nayak, L. Ammayappan, H. Baite, T. Nagesh Kumar and B. S. Manjunatha
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Volume 8, No.

C/o ICAR-National Institute of Natural Fibre Engineering & Technology,

Dr. Debanjan Sur

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS

Dr. P. K. Das Dr. Apurba Das

Dr. S. Sreenivasan Dr. Sunil Kumar Sett

Dr. Tushar Ghosh Dr. Alok Nath Roy

Dr. Mangesh D. Teli Dr. Ashis Kumar Samanta

Dr. Rajesh Anandjiwala Dr. Asis Mukhopadhyay

Dr. Sabu Thomas Md Mahbubul Islam

Dr. Arup Kumar Rakshit Dr. Jiban Mitra

Scope and Potential of Jute Crop Based Farming Systems 17

Sustainable Development of Jute Based Designer Fabrics and Handicraft 31

Effect of Integrated Weed Management on Growth, Yield and Economics of Jute 39

A Review on Kalamkari : A Traditional Textile Painting 45

Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Fashion Industry 55

Optimization of Dyeing Process Variables to Improve Dye Ability of Cotton Fabric 59

S. B. Murmu, L. K. Nayak, L. Ammayappan, H. Baite, T. Nagesh Kumar and B. S. Manjunatha

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