The textile industry is currently passing through a very difficult period. Geopolitical
conflicts, economic uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions have put the sector
under serious pressure. These challenges are creating immediate business problems
as well as long-term structural concerns.
Conflicts in Eastern Europe and West Asia, along with disruptions in important
shipping routes, have increased transportation costs, delayed deliveries, and
created uncertainty in the supply of raw materials and finished products. The
textile industry depends he...
Overcoming the License Raj, mastering Chinese technology,
and building a world-class manufacturing unit:
The journey of Raj...
Trading high-fashion PR for the factory floor, modernizing a family legacy, and defying the race to the bottom: The modern leadership of Ms. Nishi Vora. read more...
Since 1979, the ‘Telephone’ brand has revolutionized the Indian thread industry from its roots in Gandhinagar to the fashion runways of the 90s. Founded by th...
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Nigeria and India have intensified efforts to revive Nigeria’s
struggling textile industry through technology transfer, invest
ment partnerships, skills development, and deeper bilateral trade
cooperation.
Speaking at the Textile...
The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) has called
for the inclusion of the spinning segment under the Textile
Expansion and Emtployment Mission (TEEM) to boost the global
competitiveness of India’s textile sector.
C...
Tamil Nadu is accelerating its transition into high-value
textile manufacturing with the launch of the Tamil Nadu
Technical Textiles Mission (T3 Mission), a flagship initiative
announced in the State Budget 2025–26. With an outlay ...