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Opinion: Tiruppur, Once India's Textile Capital, Is Coming Apart At The Seams
Covid-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, competition from China and Bangladesh, as well as plummeting domestic demand have brought the once-bustling textile industry in Tiruppur to its knees.
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India's Textile Industry Revs Up, Offering Good News For PM Modi
At Texport Industries' factories in south, thousands of mostly women workers are busy converting yarn and fabrics into T-shirts, shirts, spaghetti tops and kids' clothes for U.S. customers of Tommy Hilfiger and Kohl's Corp.
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Millions Of Jobs Threatened In Retail Sector As Coronavirus Hits Sales, Revenues
The coronavirus pandemic amid an economic slowdown has hit revenue at Indianretailersselling non essential items like clothes and jewelry by 75 per centso far and is likely to cause widespread job losses, an industry body said on Monday. About 40 per centof the six million employees working in India's modern, rather than traditional, retail sector ...
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"Reduce, Reuse, Restyle": Models Spread Awareness On Textile Pollution
In a first of its kind theme, 60 Mrs India contestants walked the ramp in refashioned old clothes in Chennai on Friday to raise awareness on textile pollution, promoting the motto of "reduce, reuse and restyle".
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Fire Breaks Out At Cloth Mill Inside Industrial Estate In Suburban Mumbai, No Casualties Reported
A major fire broke out in a cloth mill at the Italian Industrial Estate near Oberoi mall in suburban Mumbai's Goregaon this morning, an official said.
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Skoda Banned From Using Monte Carlo Name In India
The Skoda Rapid Monte Carlo edition was launched in India less than a couple of months back. A district court issued the ban a few days ago that cites trademark infringement by the automaker as the trademark for the 'Monte Carlo' nameplate lies with a clothing and apparel manufacturer from Punjab.
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Bihar Government To Go For Branding Of Khadi Clothes
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said the Bihar government would go for branding of finer quality of khadi clothes made in the state to attract the "newer generation" through designer garments made of it.
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Government Expects Textiles Exports to Remain Flat in FY16
The country's overall exports of textiles and clothing may stand at $40 billion in 2015-16, similar to last year's level, a senior official said here.
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From Tamil Nadu, an Environmental Crisis in Your Wardrobe: Foreign Media
"Eventually we are going to have to train consumers in the U.S. to pay more for clothing," she says. "It can't be the only commodity that gets cheaper every year."
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Bangladesh building collapse: Retailers to compensate victims
Two Western retailers have promised to compensate families of garment workers killed while making their clothes in a Bangladesh factory building that collapsed last week in the country's worst industrial accident.
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Government clears 12 FDI proposals worth Rs 707 crore
The government has cleared 12 FDI proposals, including the ones by UK's footwear chain Pavers England and America's oldest clothing retailer Brooks Brothers, that envisage a total investment of Rs 706.66 crore.
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Opinion: Tiruppur, Once India's Textile Capital, Is Coming Apart At The Seams
Covid-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, competition from China and Bangladesh, as well as plummeting domestic demand have brought the once-bustling textile industry in Tiruppur to its knees.
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India's Textile Industry Revs Up, Offering Good News For PM Modi
At Texport Industries' factories in south, thousands of mostly women workers are busy converting yarn and fabrics into T-shirts, shirts, spaghetti tops and kids' clothes for U.S. customers of Tommy Hilfiger and Kohl's Corp.
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Millions Of Jobs Threatened In Retail Sector As Coronavirus Hits Sales, Revenues
The coronavirus pandemic amid an economic slowdown has hit revenue at Indianretailersselling non essential items like clothes and jewelry by 75 per centso far and is likely to cause widespread job losses, an industry body said on Monday. About 40 per centof the six million employees working in India's modern, rather than traditional, retail sector ...
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"Reduce, Reuse, Restyle": Models Spread Awareness On Textile Pollution
In a first of its kind theme, 60 Mrs India contestants walked the ramp in refashioned old clothes in Chennai on Friday to raise awareness on textile pollution, promoting the motto of "reduce, reuse and restyle".
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Fire Breaks Out At Cloth Mill Inside Industrial Estate In Suburban Mumbai, No Casualties Reported
A major fire broke out in a cloth mill at the Italian Industrial Estate near Oberoi mall in suburban Mumbai's Goregaon this morning, an official said.
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Skoda Banned From Using Monte Carlo Name In India
The Skoda Rapid Monte Carlo edition was launched in India less than a couple of months back. A district court issued the ban a few days ago that cites trademark infringement by the automaker as the trademark for the 'Monte Carlo' nameplate lies with a clothing and apparel manufacturer from Punjab.
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Bihar Government To Go For Branding Of Khadi Clothes
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today said the Bihar government would go for branding of finer quality of khadi clothes made in the state to attract the "newer generation" through designer garments made of it.
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Government Expects Textiles Exports to Remain Flat in FY16
The country's overall exports of textiles and clothing may stand at $40 billion in 2015-16, similar to last year's level, a senior official said here.
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From Tamil Nadu, an Environmental Crisis in Your Wardrobe: Foreign Media
"Eventually we are going to have to train consumers in the U.S. to pay more for clothing," she says. "It can't be the only commodity that gets cheaper every year."
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Bangladesh building collapse: Retailers to compensate victims
Two Western retailers have promised to compensate families of garment workers killed while making their clothes in a Bangladesh factory building that collapsed last week in the country's worst industrial accident.
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Government clears 12 FDI proposals worth Rs 707 crore
The government has cleared 12 FDI proposals, including the ones by UK's footwear chain Pavers England and America's oldest clothing retailer Brooks Brothers, that envisage a total investment of Rs 706.66 crore.
