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Home » Budget 2023-24: Let us give recognition to Indian textile industry
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Budget 2023-24: Let us give recognition to Indian textile industry

By February 2, 20232 Mins Read
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Time has come to fold our sleeves and use our smartness to take a larger pie, says Avinash Mayekar.

Time has come to press hard button to give recognition & importance of textiles & apparel industry to the Indian government and especially understand the importance of textile ministry.

One side we are showing a very high population to paint a bigger picture to the entire world and on the other side our basic strength of supplying textiles and apparels and creating huge jobs as our biggest strength and putting it on canvas through this industry is neglected by the Indian government for many years.

We are exporting yarn for many years and showing our weakness by not converting this important raw material into garments. For how many years we can just be a convertor at bottom of the value chain? Time has come to fold our sleeves and use our smartness to take a larger pie.

Somehow, as a hard core textile consultant and understanding the strength our Indian government possess to expand our wings to take global market. Why is it not considering Textile & Apparels?

One more point is that Indian Government should not get pressed with the fibre policies within our country and go all the way for value addition and extend support for all the fibres in whatever way it can. ATUFS or PLI scheme should be designed to support all sectors of textile & apparel industry. This will clear all the clouds in the minds of the industry players and I am sure we can see golden light flourishing our industry.

About the author:

Avinash Mayekar is the Managing Director of SUVIN. He has over 35 years of experience working in consulting firms and various reputed textile companies of India. His main specialisation lies in strategy building, business process re-engineering and technical textiles. Working with a reputed global consulting firm, Mayekar has worked on large spinning projects in India and gained huge overseas experience.

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