India’s textile waste crisis needs a mindshift change from a ‘make-take-waste’ mindset to a deeply integrated circular economy, suggests Jay Deivasigamani. India’s contribution to global textile…
Author: Divya S
Modern textile manufacturing operates within a highly integrated ecosystem of machinery, process technologies, and utility systems. Among these, compressed air remains one of the most critical…
Silk and cotton blended yarns combine the luxurious sheen and smoothness of silk with the breathability and durability of cotton, explains Dr N Gokarneshan and Dr…
Jute, once hailed as India’s “golden crop,” played a central role in the nation’s economic history due to its wide commercial value. In 1850, India’s exports…
The global fashion landscape is no longer shifting; it has shifted. The Indian textile market, which reached $152.4 billion in 2025 and is projected to surpass…
The future of textile manufacturing will be defined not only by production capacity, but by intelligent supply chains, operational agility, and the ability to adapt quickly…
India may be one of the world’s largest cotton producers, but its low productivity continues to limit the competitiveness of the textile value chain. As the…