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EXCLUSIVE TECHNICAL TEXTILES: WORKSHOP
LEARN l EXPLORE l INNOVATE
A comprehensive session on the latest advancements, technologies and applications in the Technical Textiles Industry.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Overview of Technical Textiles
Raw Materials & Products
Manufacturing Processes (Geotextiles, Composites, Nonwovens & more)
Quality, Testing & Industry Standards l Business Potential & Market Trend.
TEXPROCIL successfully conducted an exclusive webinar on the ECLGS 5.0 Scheme in association with NCGTC today, 29th May 2026 at 3:00 PM.
The session proved highly informative and helped participants gain a better understanding of the benefits, procedures, and key features of the ECLGS 5.0 Scheme. More than 50 participants from the industry joined the webinar.
Shri Hrishikesh Sawant, Deputy General Manager from NCGTC delivered a detailed presentation explaining the scheme and its advantages for businesses and exporters. The webinar witnessed active participation from industry representatives, making the session engaging, interactive, and insightful.
The session concluded with an interactive Q&A segment, during which queries raised by participants were comprehensively addressed by the speaker.
Salil Chawla, Director, DFU Publications, covered this annual important event in the NIFT New Delhi is a pioneering institute of fashion education in India.
The excerpts of Sumit Sahni, COO, Modelama P. Ltd., in an insightful and inspiring conversation as one of the panelists today at Technosummit 2026.
Sahni makes strong observations.
Exporter Community Faces a Long Road to Recovery, Says Sumit Sahni.
Technical Textiles Workshop – 25th May 2026
Technical Textiles Workshop scheduled on 25th May 2026 (Monday) at the Central Auditorium, TIT&S Bhiwani.
Timings: from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The workshop will highlight the latest advancements, technologies, and applications in Technical Textiles, including:
Agrotextiles l Geotextiles lMedical Textiles.
Mission for Cotton Productivity: Strategic Implications for India's Textile & Apparel Sector
The Union Cabinet has approved ₹5,660 crore (~USD 600 million) for the Mission for Cotton Productivity (2026–27 to 2030–31), India's most significant intervention in the cotton sector in decades. The Mission targets a 71% increase in production to 498 lakh bales and a near-doubling of lint yields by 2030–31, directly addressing the raw material security crisis.
OVERVIEW
On 5 May 2026, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved ₹5,660 crore (~USD 600 million) for the Mission for Cotton Productivity (2026–27 to 2030–31). Announced initially in Union Budget 2025–26, the Mission now has formal Cabinet sanction.
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Webinar on Managing & Controlling Credit Risk for Exporters in collaboration with @ICICIBank
Webinar date: 14 May 2026
Webinar timing: 2:30 PM
Speaker: Mr. Gaurang Vasavada – Forex & Trade Consultant
Learn about export credit risks, payment recovery, insurance benefits & risk management strategies.
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INTERTEX MILANO : International Textile Fair
Product Focus: Knitwear Fabrics
Event Dates: 7-8-9 July 2026
For Booth Sales in India & other South Asian countries like (Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Srilanka) and specific territories
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Invitation to Online Talk on Technical Textiles & KVIC Initiatives
“KVIC’s Initiatives to Explore Local Products in the Technical Textiles Ambit: Emerging Opportunities in Technical Textiles”
Date: 10th May
Time: 4:00 PM onwards
Platform: Zoom (Online)
Technical Textile Conclave 2026
Jointly organized by the Southern Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Indian Technical Textile Association.
The conclave is scheduled for Friday, 15 May 2026, at 4:00 PM onwards, at Ushakant Kanchanlal Marfatia Hall, SIECC, Chamber of Commerce Road, Sarsana, Surat. It features sessions on policy frameworks, defence applications, geo and building textiles, and sportech.
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Milan 2026 – India’s Gateway to Global Buyers | Intertex Milano
India's textile future demands Milan 2026 – your critical gateway to global buyers.
Held alongside Milano Unica (7–9 July 2026), Intertex Milano puts you face‑to‑face with the world's most influential fashion buyers. This scheduling offers an advantageous position to capture high‑profile visiting buyers already in Milan for the European fairs. Be where the global market breathes and decides.
Top brands you'll meet: MaxMara · Takashimaya · Coin · Monnalisa · Pinko · Liu‑Jo · Rinascente + more.
Abrapa Cotton Brazil Report – April 2026 Highlights
Brazilian cotton exports hit a record in March 2026, shipping 347.8 thousand tonnes – up 28.6% from February and 45.4% year‑on‑year, generating US$530 million. China (103,463 tonnes, 30%), Bangladesh (56,191 tonnes, 16%) and India (41,387 tonnes, 12%) led imports, totaling 58% of volume. Cumulative Aug–Mar 2025/26 exports reached 2.340 million tonnes, up 9.2% from last year, with China, Bangladesh and Turkey at 57% (1,133.5 thousand tonnes).
For the 2025/26 crop (Aug 2025–Jul 2026), farmers have sold 61% of output. Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) transactions total 1.15 million tonnes (Aug–Mar), with 79% Mass Balance and 21% Physical.
Abrapa’s April update revises the 2026 crop: planted area down 5% to 2.05 million hectares (vs. 2.17M ha in 2025), production at 3.83 million tonnes (‑10% YoY). Yield forecast falls 4.7% to 1,865 kg/ha. Seed cotton production estimated at 9.30 million tonnes (‑9.9% vs. 2025).
Updeep Singh Chatrath, CEO (Odisha Projects) & Resident Director – Delhi, Welspun World, addressed the NITRA Protective Textile One‑Day Conference on Apl, 2026. The key excerpts are as follows:
“In India we stand at the intersection of challenge and responsibility. In this story of India, I must point out that there are 4.5 crore people working in the textile industry. We have an integrated value chain—from fibre right through to garment. And we have a national ambition of a 350‑billion‑dollar textile economy, out of which 100 billion is targeted for exports. In many ways, we have everything.
The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) has welcomed the notification issued by the Ministry of Finance introducing a special one-time relief window for the clearance of manufactured goods from Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) at concessional customs duty rates.
The notification, dated March 31, 2026, will be effective from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027, and is expected to provide significant support to the SEZ-based garment manufacturers.
AEPC Chairman A. Sakthivel stated that the measure comes at a crucial time for the industry and will help ease cost pressures, improve liquidity, and support production continuity for textile and apparel exporters.
Conference on Innovation in Protective Textiles at NITRA.
Northern India Textile Research Association (NITRA), certified with ISO-9001:2008 is one of the premier textile research association in the country based at Ghaziabad, established jointly by the textile industry and Ministry of Textiles, Government of India in 1974 for conducting applied scientific research and providing support services to Indian Textile Industry.
National Technical Textiles Mission under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, is one of India’s flagship programmes for the development of Technical Textiles in numerous strategic fields.
Tiruppur Picks Up the Threads: Hope is here
Green shoots are visible: keeping tab on the market
Given the evolving global geopolitics/geo-economics amid tariff volatility and unpredictability, India’s knitwear capital has been protecting its business with nonstop negotiations with American buyers against an encouraging evolving FTAs landscape. .
‘It’s Too Early to Celebrate’: Every day is a new day.
Uncertainty is new certainty.
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