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Welcome to IIHT Guwahati

Indian Institute of Handloom Technology, Guwahati under the banner of the Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India and under the aegis of Development Commissioner for Handlooms, came into commencement on 16th September 1993 to provide the technical manpower in the forms of Technocrats to cater for the needs of Handloom & Textile Industries.

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The Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology (IIHTs) are premier educational institutions dedicated to preserve and promote India’s rich heritage of handloom weaving. These institutes offer courses in the field of handloom and textile technology. With a focus on both Diploma and undergraduate education, IIHTs equip students with the skills and knowledge, including designing, weaving, dyeing, printing, and finishing, necessary to contribute to the progress of the Indian handloom and textile sector. All programmes offered by IIHTs have been approved by AICTE.

Mission

“We strive to be the acknowledged as an institute of global repute and preferred partner for all our stakeholders through integration of quality education, advancement of technical research, practical application of market intelligence and adoption of latest technology; providing exceptional value to the handloom community and worldwide customers through meaningful innovations.”

Vision

“Connecting people, communities, ideas and resources by leveraging traditional knowledge and innovative research to create an unparalleled educational journey that is intellectually and personally transformative resulting in a positive economic and social impact for the handloom sector.”

Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT), under the office of Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India came into existence in 1956 at Varanasi by conducting a Diploma program in Handloom Technology. Later on, this diploma program was upgraded to a Diploma in Handloom & Textile Technology. Considering the potential for the development of the handloom industry, 5 more IIHTs were established at Salem (1960), Guwahati (1982), Jodhpur (1993) Bargarh (2008), and Fulia (2015). Besides these 6 central IIHTs, 5 IIHTs were established under the state sector also at Kannur, Venkatagiri, Gadag, Champa & Hyderabad. Each central IIHT is provided with the jurisdiction of certain nearby states from which the students are admitted.

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