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[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Observance of World Environment Day 2026

The Textiles Committee at Headquarters and its Regional Offices observed World Environment Day 2026 by creating awareness on safe environment and sustainable practices. Officers and staff shared views and suggestions on environmental conservation based on their personal experiences and understanding.

To promote awareness for environment protection, a tree plantation drive was also organised under the initiative of _“Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam”_ on the occasion of World Environment Day 2026

#NowForClimate

[Ministry of Textiles @TexMinIndia]

Marking the World Environment Day 2026, Hon’ble Minister of Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh highlighted the collective responsibility of protecting and preserving our environment for generations to come by planting a sapling.

Every sapling nurtured today strengthens the foundation for a healthier environment and a better tomorrow.

#WorldEnvironmentDay2026 #GreenIndia #Sustainability #NowForClimate #MinistryOfTextiles @girirajsinghbjp

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Caption - This World Environment Day, let's promote sustainable textile practices that reduce waste, conserve resources, and build a greener future.
#NowForClimate #WorldEnvironmentDay2026 #SustainableTextiles #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextiles

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Guided by the principle of ‘One Earth, One Family and One Future’, we will continue working towards a cleaner, greener and more sustainable planet through the spirit of Mission LiFE.

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

India-Oman CEPA improves market access for India's handloom, textiles and apparel exports, including garments, home textiles, carpets, jute and silk products.
#ministryoftextiles #TextilesCommittee

[Ministry of Textiles @TexMinIndia]

From scaffolding nets to advanced insulation materials, Buildtech under the National Technical Textiles Mission is strengthening India’s infrastructure with high-performance textile solutions.

Improving efficiency, supporting smarter construction, and weaving the future of a developed India.

#TechnicalTextiles #Buildtech #NTTM #Innovation @NTTM_MoT @PIB_India @MoHUA_India

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Quiz Answer: The inner stalk fibers of the flax plant ✅

Linen is one of the world’s oldest natural fabrics, known for its durability, breathability, and timeless appeal.

Made from the inner stalk fibers of the flax plant, linen is strong, lightweight, biodegradable, and environmentally friendly.

Flax is a flowering plant cultivated for both its fibers and seeds. After harvesting, the fibers from the stem are extracted and processed to create the linen fabric we know today.

Did you get the answer right? Let us know in the comments! 👇

#TextileQuiz #JMI #Linen #FlaxPlant #SustainableTextiles #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextiles

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

The Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC), Surat, successfully organized a webinar on “Handling Global Crisis and Payment Defaults through ECGC Schemes” on 03 June 2026.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by Shri Ravindra N. Kore, TEFC In-charge, Surat.

Shri J. D. Barman, Director (EP&QA), Textiles Committee, graced the programme as the Chief Guest. He highlighted the importance of export risk management and the role of TEFC in supporting exporters.

The technical session was delivered by Shri Saurabh Jain, Branch Manager, ECGC, Surat, who explained various ECGC schemes, risk coverage, eligibility criteria, claim procedures, and strategies for managing payment defaults and global trade uncertainties.

The webinar witnessed the participation of 47 representatives from trade and industry. The interactive session provided valuable insights into export credit risk protection mechanisms and received an encouraging response from the participants.

[PIB Textiles @PIBTextiles]

India–Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) Comes into Force on 1 June 2026

Read More🔗: https://t.co/oUOLYwN4Ui

@girirajsinghbjp @TexMinIndia @PIB_India

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Upcycled for purpose

Through the Upcycle Certification initiative, the Textiles Committee recognises products and organisations adopting sustainable practices by converting used textiles materials into value-added products, supporting the principles of circular economy and environmental responsibility.

#Upcycling #UpcycleCertification #SustainableTextiles #TextilesCommittee #Sustainability

[PIB Textiles @PIBTextiles]

Government temporarily exempts Customs duty on Cotton Imports from 1 June to 31 October 2026, balancing the interests of farmers and Textile Industry

Read More:🔗https://t.co/sMwfz9f3pM

@girirajsinghbjp @TexMinIndia @PIB_India

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

The Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC) of Textiles Committee supports textile manufacturers, exporters, MSMEs, weavers, and entrepreneurs with essential export-related assistance—from documentation and HS classification to FTAs, certifications, compliance requirements, and market access facilitation.

Whether you are exploring international markets or expanding your export footprint, TEFC helps simplify the export journey and strengthen global competitiveness. #TEFC #TextilesCommittee #TextileExports #ExportPromotion #IndianTextiles #MSME

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Ms. Manisha Chatterjee, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, visited the HQ of the Textiles Committee along with Ms. Vrunda Manohar Desai, Textile Commissioner & Vice Chairperson, Textiles Committee on 29th May 2026.

During the visit, a comprehensive review of the activities and initiatives undertaken by the Textiles Committee was conducted. Discussions focused on ongoing programmes, key achievements, and future initiatives aimed at strengthening services to the textile sector.

Shri Kartikay Dhanda, Secretary, Textiles Committee, along with senior officers of the organisation, were present during the review meeting.

#TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextilesn #TextileCommissioner #TextileSector #Governance #TextilesIndia

[Giriraj Singh @girirajsinghbjp]

आज आंध्र प्रदेश के कृष्णा जिले में स्थित 'Mohan Spintex India Ltd.' के इंटीग्रेटेड टेक्सटाइल प्लांट का भ्रमण किया। इस दौरान स्पिनिंग, वीविंग, प्रोसेसिंग से लेकर होम टेक्सटाइल तक की पूरी वैल्यू चेन और आधुनिक उत्पादन क्षमताओं का निरीक्षण किया।
देश के टेक्सटाइल उद्योग को नई ऊंचाइयों पर ले जाने, इसकी वैश्विक प्रतिस्पर्धात्मकता को बढ़ाने और इस क्षेत्र में सतत विकास की गति को और तेज करने के लिए हम निरंतर प्रयासरत हैं।

​#TextileIndustry ​#IndianTextiles ​#IndustrialGrowth ​#FutureOfTextiles

[Giriraj Singh @girirajsinghbjp]

New Age Fibres are rapidly emerging as critical enablers of the growth of India’s textile sector, driving innovation, improving sustainability standards, and strengthening rural livelihoods.
​By tapping into the hidden potential of our natural fibre sector, we can scale globally through a structured approach, with New Age Fibres leading the charge.
Under the visionary leadership of honorable Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi Ji, India's strong traditional knowledge and skilled workforce, combined with the blend of innovation and sustainability, will propel the nation to the forefront of the global value chain.
@TheStatesmanLtd
#NewAgeFibres #TextileInnovation #MakeInIndia #Sustainability #GreenTextiles #AtmanirbharBharat

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Webinar on Benefits of the RELIEF Scheme under EPM to Industry

Regional Office of Textiles Committee, Jaipur, through its Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC) successfully organised a webinar on “Benefits of the RELIEF Scheme under EPM to Industry” on 26 May 2026 to create awareness among industry stakeholders regarding the opportunities and support available under the scheme.

The programme commenced with a welcome address by Shri Govind Prasad, Deputy Director, Textiles Committee, Jaipur.

The webinar was graced by Shri J. D. Barman, Director (EP&QA), Textiles Committee, Mumbai and Shri Rajesh Singh, Deputy Director (EPCH), who highlighted the importance of the RELIEF Scheme under EPM in supporting industrial growth and strengthening the textile sector. During his address, Shri J. D. Barman also briefed participants about the objectives and role of the Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC).

During the technical session, Shri Swadesh Deepak, Branch Manager, ECGC, Jaipur delivered a detailed presentation explaining the objectives, provisions, benefits, eligibility criteria, and implementation aspects of the RELIEF Scheme under EPM.

The webinar witnessed active participation from 50 industry representatives and stakeholders, who appreciated the informative and interactive session.

The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Shri Govind Prasad, Deputy Director, Textiles Committee, Jaipur.

#TextilesCommittee #TEFC #EPM #RELIEFScheme #TextileExports #MSME #ECGC #Jaipur

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

Quiz Answer:

Jute | The Golden Fibre

When we talk about the future of textiles, the answer lies in our roots. Known globally as the 'Golden Fibre' due to its natural color and high monetary value, Jute is reclaiming its crown in the modern textile industry.

From an industrial standpoint, jute is a powerhouse. It possesses incredibly high tensile strength, low extensibility, and excellent breathability. While historically used for heavy-duty packaging and gunny bags, advanced textile processing now allows us to blend jute with cotton, wool, and silk to create sophisticated, durable apparel and home furnishings.

But what truly sets Jute apart in today’s market is its unmatched sustainability. It reaches maturity in just four to six months, requires minimal water and fertilizers compared to cotton, and acts as a massive carbon sink. For a textile industry shifting rapidly toward circular economies, jute is 100% biodegradable, recyclable, and completely eco-friendly.

From raw agricultural fields to high-fashion runways and industrial applications, Jute isn’t just a fiber—it is a sustainable textile revolution. Let’s weave a greener tomorrow, one golden thread at a time.

[Textiles Committee @TexComIndia]

The Textiles Committee completed the process of GI Registrarion of 11 unique Handloom and Handicrafts products of Odisha. Dr Tapan Kumar Rout, Director ( MR), Textiles Committee, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. Of India presented the application and statement of case before the Consultative Committee of GI during 25th and 26th May'2026 in a meeting held at NABARD, Bhubaneshwar. The GI registration of these unique handloom and handicraft products will provide much needed protection from infringement and help in promoting these rich traditional heritage in domestic and international market.