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India's Fashion Boom: A Climate Time Bomb?
India's fashion industry, set to hit $350 billion by 2030, is a major climate threat due to coal reliance and overproduction. Experts urge immediate decarbonization to avoid locking in emissions. Read the full analysis.
Rahul Gandhi Raises Concerns Over India's Electoral System
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, during a lecture in Germany, highlighted issues with India's electoral machinery and democratic institutions. Read his full critique and the BJP's response.
Rahul Gandhi in Berlin: Problem with India's Electoral Machinery
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, speaking in Berlin, claimed the BJP is undermining India's Constitution and institutional integrity. He warned this threatens global democracy. Read his full allegations.
Nodal Committee to Accelerate Amravati PM MITRA Park Phase 2
Maharashtra MIDC appoints a nodal committee to oversee the ₹1,492 crore PM MITRA Textile Park's second phase in Amravati, targeting 2 lakh jobs. Read the full story.
US Tariffs Trigger Rs 3,600 Crore Loss in Tiruppur Knitwear
Tiruppur's knitwear hub faces a severe crisis as 50% US tariffs lead to massive losses and labour slowdown. Discover the impact and how exporters are struggling to survive.
IIT Delhi invents mosquito-repellent laundry detergent
IIT Delhi researchers create a revolutionary detergent that makes clothes resistant to mosquitoes, offering persistent protection against diseases like dengue and malaria. Discover this innovative defense.
36-Year Wait Ends: Ahmedabad Mill Workers Get Dues
In a landmark verdict, 3,288 workers of a closed Ahmedabad textile mill will finally receive Rs 27.87 crore in dues after a 36-year legal fight. The Gujarat High Court orders disbursement from auction proceeds.
VP: US-India Trade Deal Breakthrough is a Matter of Time
Vice President CP Radhakrishnan assures apparel exporters that a trade deal with the US is imminent. Despite 50% tariffs, India's exports grew 22% in November. Read more on India's $100 bn textile export target.
India-Oman Trade Pact Opens New Doors for Textile Exports
The India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) promises zero-duty access for Indian textiles, boosting exports and creating over 100,000 jobs. Explore the strategic benefits.
RJD Claims Bihar Poll Mandate Rigged, BJP Dismisses
RJD alleges 'machinery management' and vote dacoity in Bihar assembly elections, citing Manjhi's remarks. BJP rejects claims, calls them baseless. Democracy under threat, says opposition.
Kalaburagi PM Mitra Textile Project Delayed, Jobs in Jeopardy
The PM Mitra mega textile project in Kalaburagi faces severe delays, risking 1,00,000 direct jobs. Public anger grows as state govt's lack of interest stalls the Rs 10,000 crore investment. Read why this critical project is lagging.
Welspun Living Becomes World No. 1 in S&P ESG Ranking
Welspun Living achieves the top global ESG score in Textiles, Apparel & Luxury Goods for 2025 by S&P Global. Discover how this Indian giant leads in sustainability.
Tractor Exports Rebound, Set to Cross 1 Lakh Units
India's tractor exports stage a strong comeback in 2025 with 6% growth, poised to cross the one-lakh mark. Key markets in Africa and Europe drive recovery. Read the full analysis.
Surat Weaving Strike Halts 1,500 Units, 15,000 Workers Protest
A massive strike by weaving unit workers in Surat's Pandesara and Bhestan has forced 1,500 units to shut down. Nearly 15,000 workers demand higher wages after failed negotiations. Read the full story.
Indore's New Waste Cloth Processing Plant Aims for Cleaner City
Indore Municipal Corporation launches a Rs 2 crore Waste Cloth Processing Plant at Devguradia Trenching Ground. The PPP project will convert textile waste into reusable yarn, generating monthly revenue and boosting the city's 'Waste to Wealth' model. Read
Nashik Civic Polls: 10 Returning Officers Appointed
Nashik Municipal Corporation appoints 10 returning officers for the upcoming civic elections, marking the start of formal poll machinery after a 3.5-year gap. Get the full details.
Karnataka's Expensive Habit of Outsourcing Legal Work
Karnataka government's reliance on external advocates raises questions about its own expensive legal department. Why maintain a machinery it doesn't trust? Read the analysis.
Siddipet Batik Vies for GI Tag, Celebrates Rural Telangana Art
Telangana's unique Siddipet Batik paintings, depicting rural life, are in the race for a Geographical Indication tag. Learn about this art form's journey and its special techniques. Read more!
Two Arrested for Murder of Surat Textile Worker
Surat police arrest two men for the murder of Gagan Das in Sachin GIDC. The killing followed an argument over filming in a park. Read the full investigation details.
Dibrugarh Uses Geo Bags, Porcupines to Shield Riverbank
Dibrugarh deploys US-made geo textile bags and porcupine structures along the Brahmaputra to combat erosion ahead of monsoon. WRD engineers explain the dual-strategy for sustainable bank protection.
Stars Helen & Rajat Bedi Attend Punjab Craft Fashion Show
Veteran actor Helen and Rajat Bedi attended a dazzling fashion show in Amritsar celebrating Punjab's rich craft heritage. The event highlighted Phulkari, handlooms, and sustainable fashion.
New Textile & Tourism Centre Opens in Meghalaya's Nongpoh
Union Minister Giriraj Singh inaugurated an Integrated Textile & Tourism Centre in Meghalaya, pledging new Weavers' Service Centres across the Northeast to boost the region's silk and handloom heritage.
Surat Textile Workers Strike for Wage Hike After Colleague's Death
A worker's death triggered a major strike in Surat's Bamroli textile hub, halting 150 units. Workers demand higher wages as owners and police negotiate. Read the full story.
World's Darkest Fabric Created, Inspired by Bird Feathers
Cornell University researchers develop an ultrablack textile absorbing 99.87% light, inspired by bird-of-paradise feathers. This flexible fabric could revolutionise fashion, solar tech, and camouflage.
Jalandhar Farmers: Apply for Subsidised Farm Machinery by Dec 4
The Jalandhar Agriculture Department invites farmers to apply for subsidised farm machinery under the SMAM scheme. Deadline is December 4. Apply now to boost productivity!
1925: The Day India Abolished Cotton Excise Duty
On March 1, 1925, the Indian government abolished the excise duty on cotton, a landmark move that revitalized the domestic textile industry and boosted economic self-reliance. Discover the full story behind this pivotal fiscal decision.
Signoria Creation Acquires 60% in Herble Prints
Signoria Creation Limited announces a strategic acquisition of a 60% stake in Herble Prints Private Limited for Rs 4.5 crore, expanding its textile portfolio. Read the full details.
Ramkumar Sankarapandian Makes Major Entry into India's Textile Sector
Business leader Ramkumar Sankarapandian acquires two textile units in Surat, marking a strategic entry into India's textile sector. This major move signals new investment and growth for the industry. Read more.
India mulls QCO on food processing machines
India plans Quality Control Orders for food processing machinery to curb substandard Chinese imports, boost safety, and reduce 41% import dependency. Read more.
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