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Karnataka is India's premier silk-producing state, contributing 46% of the nation's total silk and known as the "homeland of Mysore Silk". With over 215 years of history dating back to Tippu Sultan, the industry supports around 60 lakh people. Major initiatives include developing mulberry plantations, fostering Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), and implementing digital market systems to support rural livelihoods. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Aspects of Sericulture in Karnataka: • Production & Dominance: Karnataka produces nearly half of India's silk, with significant contributions to both mulberry silk and overall silk output. • Historical Significance: Sericulture was established in Channapatna by Tippu Sultan in 1785. • Key Regions: While widespread, regions like Sidlaghatta are major hubs for silk production. • Support & Development: The state has a dedicated Department of Sericulture (est. 1914) which oversees research, development, and farmer welfare. • Challenges: Despite its success, the sector faces challenges from climate change and fluctuating market prices, leading to a decline in the number of farmers in some areas. • Government Initiatives: The government has introduced initiatives like the 2026-27 budget plans for five new silk parks, increased subsidies, and better, modernized, and digital infrastructure for farmers. [1, 3, 4, 5, 6] Research & Education:The Karnataka State Sericulture Research & Development Institute (KSSRDI) (https://kssrdi.karnataka.gov.in/63/ab...) in Bengaluru facilitates research, while the University of Agricultural Sciences offers specialized degree programs (B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D.) in Sericulture, often collaborating with institutions in Chintamani. [7, 8] so double-check through [1] https://zpmysuru.karnataka.gov.in/24/... [2] https://mgnrega.karnataka.gov.in/51/s... [3] https://hal.science/hal-04676688/docu... [4] https://newsfirstprime.com/karnataka/... [5] https://www.deccanherald.com/india/ka... [6] https://sericulture.karnataka.gov.in/... [7] https://www.uasbangalore.edu.in/en/de... [8] https://kssrdi.karnataka.gov.in/63/ab...