Europe’s tightening sustainability regulations and carbon-linked trade measures, particularly the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), are becoming a major challenge for Indian exporters as the country moves ahead with multiple trade agreements with European nations, industry body
Textiles Secretary Neelam Shami Rao reviewed the progress of infrastructure development at the PM MITRA Park Dhar during a visit with the NICDC team, stressing the need for timely and quality-driven execution of ongoing works. Officials informed that key water supply and electricity infrastructure projects are nearing completion, while internal development activities such
Maharashtra government has extended by three months the deadline for textile units to register on the online portal introduced by the state textile commissionerate for availing power subsidy benefits. The earlier six-month registration deadline ended on April 27. However, low participation from textile operators prompted the government to grant additional time for
Powerloom owners across Maharashtra have received a major respite after the state government extended the deadline for mandatory online registration of powerlooms till August 14, ensuring continued access to electricity bill subsidies under the state scheme. The decision was taken at a high-level meeting held at Mantralaya on Thursday in the presence of Maharashtra School
India and Nigeria are looking to strengthen textile trade relations, with India expressing readiness to support Nigeria’s textile revival programme through investments, technology transfer and skill development initiatives across the textile value chain. Speaking at the Textile Meet/B2B Nigeria-India engagement held at the Indian High Commission in Abuja, India’s High
Textile industry bodies and MSME associations in Coimbatore have welcomed the introduction of the Emergency Credit Linked Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) 5.0, stating that it will provide critical liquidity support to businesses facing challenging global conditions. Southern India Mills’ Association Chairman Durai Palanisamy said the textile industry has been struggling
A new policy study by South Asian Network on Economic Modeling (SANEM) has cautioned that Bangladesh is not institutionally prepared for the trade challenges that will emerge after its graduation from Least Developed Country (LDC) status in 2026. Authored by Selim Raihan, the report titled Strengthening Trade Competitiveness: Bangladesh’s Strategy for Effective FTAs and
India’s textile, apparel and technical textiles sector continues to show steady growth momentum despite rising input costs, according to the latest Manufacturing Survey by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI). The 69th edition of the survey highlights that around 76.4% of textile manufacturers reported stable or higher capacity utilisation,
A potential breakthrough in the Strait of Hormuz dispute has raised hopes of easing global energy market pressures after weeks of disruption in one of the world’s most critical shipping routes. According to regional media reports, including Al Arabiya, a tentative agreement has been reached to restore maritime movement through the Strait, following a period […]
The Nigerian Senate has called on the Federal Government to urgently revive the country’s struggling textile industry, with a special focus on the historic Kaduna–Kano industrial belt. The appeal followed a motion moved by Senator Katung Sanday Marshall of Kaduna South, and co-sponsored by five other lawmakers, highlighting the steep decline of a sector that […]





















