Report on Weaving Exhibition – 2025
Date: 8th April, 2025
Venue: Conference Hall, Sarupathar College
The Weaving Exhibition – 2025 was successfully organized at Sarupathar College as part of the Samarth Scheme for capacity building in weaving. The exhibition marked the culmination of a two-month training programme initiated under the Samarth Scheme by the Department of Commerce and the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Sarupathar College, in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship (IIE), Guwahati.
The primary objective of the exhibition was to showcase the creativity and technical proficiency of the trainees who had undergone specialized training in traditional weaving techniques. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 30 trainees and was attended by a host of esteemed guests and faculty members.
Chief Guests and Dignitaries
The exhibition was graced by the following distinguished guests:
- Ms. Niranjali Kakati, Principal, Sualkuchi Institute of Fashion Technology, Sualkuchi
- Mr. Sharma, Faculty Member, Sualkuchi Institute of Fashion Technology, Sualkuchi
- Mr. Kakati, Master Trainer, Sualkuchi Institute of Fashion Technology, Sualkuchi
The programme was hosted by Dr. Bobita Dutta, one of the convenors of the training initiative under the Samarth Scheme.
College Representatives in Attendance
- Dr. Prapti Thakur, Principal
- Mr. Nabajyoti Goswami, Vice Principal
- Dr. Ridip Khanikar, IQAC Coordinator
- Mr. Prasanta Poddar, Head, Department of Commerce
- Mr. Nareshwar Basumutary, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics
Highlights of the Event
- A diverse array of handloom products, reflecting the skills acquired during the training period, was exhibited.
- Ms. Niranjali Kakati, the Guest of Honour, commended the efforts of Sarupathar College and the dedication of Master Trainer Mr. Naba Gogoi in ensuring the successful execution of the training programme.
- The dignitaries expressed appreciation for the high quality and artistic merit of the woven items, emphasizing the relevance of handloom weaving as a sustainable and culturally significant industry.
- The event provided an opportunity for trainees to actively engage with experts and receive constructive feedback on their work.
The Weaving Exhibition – 2025 served as an important platform for promoting traditional handloom practices and empowering local artisans through structured skill development. By facilitating interaction among trainees, experts, and academicians, the event fostered a collaborative atmosphere conducive to the advancement of the handloom sector under the broader objectives of the Samarth Scheme.
