KOLKATA: A productive discussion was held today with the hosiery sector of the Apparel Council in Kolkata, where key industry leaders gathered to explore the future of textile innovation. The event’s focus was on the upcoming BharatTax 2025, which is set to showcase the latest advancements in sustainability, technology, and innovation within the textile industry. Giriraj Singh, Minister of State for Rural Development, was present at the event, emphasizing the importance of integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations to elevate India’s textile sector.
BharatTax 2025 will bring together global stakeholders, including policymakers, business leaders, and innovators, to collaborate on driving the textile industry towards a more sustainable and self-reliant future. The event aims to be a platform where various sectors, from fashion to manufacturing, can unite to discuss and promote new, progressive practices. Singh’s presence underscored the government’s commitment to supporting the sector’s growth and making India a leader in global textile trade.
Singh highlighted the government’s focus on innovation in textile manufacturing and the need to adopt sustainable practices. BharatTax 2025 is expected to become a vital space for discussing circular economy principles, sustainable production, and how India can lead in these areas. The event will also aim to address challenges related to supply chains, production efficiencies, and new technologies in textiles.
With BharatTax 2025 set to showcase India’s blend of rich traditions and modern technology, Giriraj Singh’s participation further emphasized the government’s role in shaping the future of the textile industry. The discussions today have reaffirmed that the event will be instrumental in positioning India as a global leader in the textile sector, propelling growth and enhancing its competitive edge on the world stage.
