India's Tirupur Textile Center held for two days**

Several industrial associations in Tirupur, India, as well as some political parties and trade unions, demanded that the central government take measures to calm down the falling yarn prices. They decided to hold a two-day slam on September 24th and 25th.

This decision was made after these trade unions and associations met with the Tirup Exporters and Manufacturers Association (TEAMA) on September 13 and they decided to hold 48 hours without stopping**, from September 24th. Day begins.

They intend to put pressure on the central government so that the central government can take the necessary measures to cut the price of yarns, which can be achieved through cotton and yarn exports.

Muthurathinam, president of the Tirupur Exporters and Manufacturers Association, said that they intend to protect the interests of the industry through the use of **. Many other association officials attended the meeting.