Question

Describe how in the race with the machine, we have forgotten our heritage and how Indian weavers and
power loom workers are deprived of their livelihood.​

Answer 1

EXPLANATION:-

           Technology made a most changes in the power looms with increase of machines people would lose their jobs . When the mills started making cloth , the demand for the handloom weavers cloth dropped   that  means there is decrease in a demand  because  all the people cannot buy in the small industries like power looms .All will be looking for buying in big industries .So, there will be decrease in demand when the industries were started

           

             So, with increase of mills these all There the demand of power looms dropped This results many people who are working can face many problems in their livelihood . They can lose their salaries . The power loom units to provide healthcare , pension  etc .If there is any power cut power looms workers are not given salaries .So, these type of problems  has to be faced who are working there

                Food insecurity  and other health related problems can be face who are working in the power looms.

            In this way they have to face many problems if they are in job also they wont get much salaries , and they face some health issues also and  now power looms are dropped this resulted many people loose their jobs With increase in technology also this  cause problems, If there is no technology , we have to face many problems.

Answer 2

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With modernisation, everything has become machine dependent. Machines in factories churn out fabric, giving stiff competition to weavers and loom workers.

These artisans spend a lot of time and put in a lot of labour to make a single piece of fabric. As a result, their products are expensive.

Moreover, middlemen add their own commissions to it and eventually the artisans get paid very little.

Further, the modern consumer focusses on the cost factor and trendy wear.

So, though the artisans are keeping traditional artforms alive, they themselves are losing their livelihood and struggling to make ends meet, because of lower demand of handlooms, higher costs and lack of effective marketing.