BHARAT TEX- 2025

From fiber to garment, the Indian textile and apparel industry is flourishing along its whole value chain. The textile business is heavily segmented, with a wide range of products comprising traditional handloom, handicrafts, wool, silk, and organized textile industrial segments. The organized textile sector is a capital-intensive business that is defined by mass production, spinning, weaving, processing, and clothing manufacturing. India’s textile industry is the main employer, generating jobs and opening doors for related industries. It makes up around 75% of the nation’s total fiber consumption, with cotton being the most common type. India is well known throughout the world for having a sizable capability for producing cotton and jute clothing.On the international scene, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Vietnam present fierce rivalry for the sector. The COVID-19 epidemic has presented obstacles, but the Indian textile sector has shown resiliency and recovery. The business includes not just big textile mills and upscale clothing stores, but also independent craftspeople from rural regions who receive assistance from NGOs and government programs like MGNREGA.