The conclusion of a landmark US$ 500 billion trade agreement between India and the United States marks a decisive turning point in bilateral economic relations and offers a significant boost to India’s textile and apparel sector. Announced by US President Donald Trump and acknowledged by Prime

Industry leaders back the government’s integrated push across manufacturing, MSMEs, exports and sustainability. India’s textile and apparel industry has responded positively to the Union Budget 2026–27, welcoming the government’s structurally focused approach aimed at strengthening fibre security, modernising manufacturing clusters, enhancing skills, promoting

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, while presenting the Union Budget 2026–27, outlined an expansive reform and investment roadmap for India’s labour-intensive textile and apparel sector, positioning it as a key pillar for employment generation, export growth and sustainable manufacturing. The budget proposes an Integrated Programme for the textile sector comprising

At the International Conference on TEXTILE 2030, organised by The Textile Association (India) Mumbai unit, on January 30, 2026, a compelling panel discussion titled ‘Women Leadership Driving a Change in the Textile & Apparel Sector’ brought into focus the evolving role of women in shaping the future of India’s textile and apparel industry. Moderated by […]