The government has set a target of $100 billion for textiles and garment exports over the next five years, the textile ministry said on Thursday.

Even as cotton has started fetching as high as Rs 8,300 per quintal, its arrival in the mandis across the state is delayed. Experts attribute the decline to farmers’ anticipation of higher prices and pink bollworm attack

The government has set a target of $100 billion for textiles and garment exports over the next five years, the textile ministry said on Thursday.

The company also announced that its revenue has grown more than double from Rs 311 crore in Q2 FY 21 to Rs 635 crore in Q2 FY22 with an increase of 104% as per YoY comparison.

Even as cotton has started fetching as high as Rs 8,300 per quintal, its arrival in the mandis across the state is delayed. Experts attribute the decline to farmers’ anticipation of higher prices and pink bollworm attack

Even as cotton has started fetching as high as Rs 8,300 per quintal, its arrival in the mandis across the state is delayed. Experts attribute the decline to farmers’ anticipation of higher prices and pink bollworm attack

The company also announced that its revenue has grown more than double from Rs 311 crore in Q2 FY 21 to Rs 635 crore in Q2 FY22 with an increase of 104% as per YoY comparison.

Telangana Information Technology and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao informed about the reforms brought out by the government to attract investments and also about the TSiPASS to the European Business Group (EBG).

The government said that, states having ready availability of contiguous and legal land parcel of 1000+ acres will be eligible to apply for the Prime Minister’s Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (MITRA) parks.