The DKTE Society's Textile & Engineering Institute at Ichalkaranji is the education filing in this letter: a textile institute founded in 1982 in one of India's great weaving towns, created because the local industry needed trained technologists it could not hire. It continues to teach textile technology and engineering today.
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The response was collective, in keeping with the town's co-operative tradition. Different co-operative organisations from Ichalkaranji came together under the leadership of Mr. K.B. Awade (Ex. M.P.) to form an educational society in 1981, to start institutes and colleges catering to education in textiles, engineering, management, medicine and other fields, providing education facilities to students of this rural area of the western region of Maharashtra State and supporting industry growth with technically qualified professionals. The society was named after Late Shri Dattajirao Kadam, an ardent social worker and veteran co-operator of the town, with wholehearted support from Ichalkaranji Municipality and generous local citizens - the naming is preserved here because it is the DKTE initials themselves: Dattajirao Kadam's Textile and Engineering institute, under his education society.
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DKTE Society's Textile & Engineering Institute History & Historical Profile →The DKTE Society's Textile & Engineering Institute at Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra, India - established in 1982 by the Dattajirao Kadam Education Society (formed 1981 under K.B. Awade) to supply technically trained manpower to Ichalkaranji's textile industry, in the historical record.
It was permitted to start a diploma course in textiles in 1982-83 without any government grant-in-aid - described as the first institute in the state started on a no-grant basis - and in 1983 the state government adopted a policy permitting social and industrial organisations to start professional institutes, in the historical record.
Ten degree courses across textiles and engineering disciplines, three diploma courses in textiles and seven postgraduate courses, for around 3,000 students with 176 teaching faculty and 285 non-teaching staff, as recorded.
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