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Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore said: The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit, to be held in Jaipur from 09 to 11 December 2024, is set to be a gamechanger for entrepreneurs and investors alike. This summit presents a golden opportunity to attract major investments to the state while fostering innovation and economic growth. With global investors eyeing Rajasthan, this conference is an unparalleled platform for entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas, network with industry leaders, and secure funding. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to make your mark at this prestigious event. Be part of the change and unlock Rajasthan’s future potential by attending the Rising Rajasthan Summit.

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Rajasthan Social Media Influencers

Rajasthan to hire social media influencers to promote welfare schemes, offering up to ₹25,000/month. Boost engagement, create impact, and join this unique initiative! Call us at 82181 01647.

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State Level Rajasthan Youth Festival — 2025, SMS Stadium: Col Rajyavardhan Rathore

Rajasthan’s much-awaited State Level Youth Festival — 2025 will be held at SMS Stadium, Jaipur. This event is dedicated to showcasing the creativity, energy, and talents of the youth across the state.

Objectives of the Youth Festival

Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore emphasized that this festival is more than just an event; it is a platform for young individuals to realize their dreams. The key goals include:

Highlighting and nurturing the talents of the youth.

Preserving and promoting cultural heritage.

Creating opportunities in sports, arts, and literature.

Positioning Rajasthan on national and international platforms.

Key Features of the Event

Sports Competitions: Includes football, kabaddi, athletics, and traditional games for young athletes to demonstrate their sporting excellence.

Art and Cultural Performances: Traditional dance, music, and painting competitions to celebrate Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage.

Startup and Entrepreneurship Sessions: A platform for budding entrepreneurs to showcase ideas and receive mentorship from experts.

Literature and Debates: Creative writing, poetry, and debate competitions aimed at enhancing intellectual and literary abilities.

Message from Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore

Col. Rathore stated, “This festival is a pivotal step in nurturing young talent and providing them with avenues to reach national and international platforms. Hosting such events in Jaipur elevates the pride of Rajasthan and inspires our youth to scale new heights.”

A New Era for Rajasthan

The State Level Rajasthan Youth Festival — 2025 serves as a transformative platform for the state’s youth, shaping their future and bringing glory to the region. It promises to inspire and empower every young dreamer across Rajasthan.

#RajasthanYouthFestival #SMSStadium #ColRathore #YouthEmpowerment

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Rajvardhan Rathore Welcomes the Saudi Arabia Delegation at Rising Rajasthan 2024

Rajasthan, often known for its rich culture, history, and vibrant tourism, recently took another bold step in expanding its global footprint with the grand event of Rising Rajasthan 2024. The annual gathering, which showcases the state’s economic, cultural, and technological prowess, saw an exciting and significant moment when Dr. Rajvardhan Rathore, the State Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs, extended a warm welcome to the high-level delegation from Saudi Arabia.

Held in the heart of Jaipur, Rising Rajasthan 2024 aims to bring together international investors, policymakers, and thought leaders to explore new opportunities and build long-term partnerships across various sectors. The presence of the Saudi delegation underscored the growing importance of international collaboration, especially with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, one of the largest and most influential economies in the Middle East.

A Moment of Diplomacy and Opportunity

Dr. Rajvardhan Rathore, a former Olympic medalist and a prominent leader in the Indian political landscape, played a key role in facilitating this important diplomatic encounter. As an advocate for both sports and sustainable development, his leadership at Rising Rajasthan 2024 was instrumental in setting the stage for deeper ties between Rajasthan and Saudi Arabia.

In his opening remarks, Dr. Rathore emphasized the strategic potential of Rajasthan in various sectors, from renewable energy and infrastructure to tourism and education. He highlighted the state’s rich cultural heritage and diverse opportunities for collaboration, inviting Saudi businesses and entrepreneurs to explore the many avenues for investment in Rajasthan.

“Rajasthan is not just a state; it’s an embodiment of India’s diversity and strength. We believe that our growing relationship with Saudi Arabia, particularly in areas of commerce, energy, and culture, will lead to a future of shared prosperity and innovation,” Dr. Rathore said, addressing the delegation.

The Saudi Delegation’s Vision for Rajasthan

The Saudi delegation, led by prominent government officials and business leaders, expressed keen interest in exploring the abundant opportunities that Rajasthan has to offer. With Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 in full swing, the Kingdom is increasingly looking to diversify its economy and invest in new sectors, such as tourism, renewable energy, and technology.

During their visit, the Saudi representatives engaged in discussions on potential collaborations in several key areas, including:

Renewable Energy: Saudi Arabia has made significant strides in solar and wind energy, and there is tremendous potential for collaboration in Rajasthan, which boasts vast open lands and abundant sunlight. Both sides discussed possible partnerships in the energy sector, particularly in large-scale solar power projects.

Tourism & Hospitality: Rajasthan, with its rich history, forts, and palaces, is already a major tourist destination. The Saudi delegation explored opportunities to strengthen ties between the tourism industries of both regions. This included promoting cultural exchanges, joint tourism ventures, and building better connectivity between the two regions.

Infrastructure & Smart Cities: As part of its Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia is focused on developing smart cities and modern infrastructure. Rajasthan’s government has ambitious plans for urban renewal, and the Saudi delegation showed interest in collaborating on these projects, offering expertise in sustainable urban development.

Cultural Collaboration: With deep cultural roots in both India and Saudi Arabia, there is a natural synergy between the two. The event saw discussions on fostering cultural exchanges, promoting art, music, and heritage, and building people-to-people connections.

Rajasthan’s Role in a Globalized Economy

Dr. Rajvardhan Rathore’s warm welcome to the Saudi delegation comes at a time when India, and particularly Rajasthan, is poised to play a larger role on the global economic stage. The state, with its large population, strong industrial base, and growing infrastructure, offers a wealth of opportunities for foreign investment.

In his speech, Dr. Rathore also highlighted the role of the state in India’s vision of becoming a $5 trillion economy by 2025. He stressed that Rajasthan’s growing industries, such as textiles, handicrafts, mining, and food processing, align perfectly with Saudi Arabia’s ambitions to diversify its economy.

Moreover, Rising Rajasthan 2024 provided a platform for fostering relationships beyond traditional trade. The event opened doors to educational exchange programs, collaborative research in technology, and the possibility of joint ventures in areas like artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and fintech.

The Future of India-Saudi Arabia Relations

The significance of the Saudi delegation’s visit cannot be understated. As global partnerships become increasingly important for long-term economic stability, this exchange between Rajasthan and Saudi Arabia is a step towards deeper bilateral relations.

With both nations working toward diversifying their economies and embracing technological innovation, the collaboration between them is expected to flourish in the years ahead. Rajasthan, with its strategic location, skilled workforce, and government-friendly policies, offers the perfect environment for Saudi investments.

The visit also marked a new chapter in India-Saudi Arabia relations, building on the shared cultural ties and economic interests between the two nations. By fostering dialogue and collaboration, Rising Rajasthan 2024 reinforced its role as a key platform for international partnership and a driving force for Rajasthan’s bright future.

As the curtains fell on Rising Rajasthan 2024, the collaboration between Dr. Rajvardhan Rathore and the Saudi delegation symbolized a momentous occasion for the state and its place in the global economy. The potential for growth and mutual benefit is vast, and both Rajasthan and Saudi Arabia seem poised to embark on a journey of shared prosperity and innovation.

The event was a testament to Rajasthan’s emerging position as a key player in the international arena, and with leaders like Dr. Rajvardhan Rathore at the helm, the future looks incredibly promising for the state’s growth and its relationships with countries around the world.

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Flipkart Partners with FanCode Shop to Bring Official Sports Merchandise to SuperCoin Users

Flipkart users can now shop for authentic gear from top IPL teams like Rajasthan Royals, Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, ICC tournaments, global football clubs like PSG, Man City, Barcelona, Juventus, ISL teams, and select NBA & F1 teams

Customers can redeem up to 50% of the product price using SuperCoins

The launch aligns with the IPL season, allowing fans to support their teams with officially licensed apparel and accessories

Bengaluru – March 20, 2025: Flipkart, India’s homegrown e-commerce marketplace, has partnered with FanCode Shop, India’s premier destination for official sports merchandise. This partnership will bring a dedicated FanCode Shop to Flipkart’s SuperCoin ecosystem, offering millions of users seamless access to authentic sports merchandise. Customers can now shop for official gear from their favorite teams and leagues using a combination of SuperCoins and other payment instruments, including cash, making high-quality merchandise more affordable and accessible.

Through this integration, Flipkart Supercoins users will have direct access to exclusive offers on official merchandise from leading sporting events and franchises on FanCode Shop. Some of these include IPL teams like Rajasthan Royals, Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Punjab Kings, Gujarat Titans, Delhi Capitals, Lucknow Super Giants, Sunrisers Hyderabad, ICC tournaments such as the World Cups, Champions Trophy, and many more national and international events.

As part of this collaboration, Flipkart customers will benefit from a flexible payment model, enabling them to redeem SuperCoins for up to 50% of the product price while paying the remaining balance through cash or COD. This will help the users save upto 50% i.e. the amount of Supercoins used on purchase of the product.

Commenting on the partnership, Gaurav Arora, Vice President, Payments and SuperCoins at Flipkart, said, “At Flipkart, we are constantly innovating to enhance the SuperCoins ecosystem, enabling customers to unlock greater value while shopping. This partnership with FanCode Shop comes at the perfect time, offering sports enthusiasts a rewarding way to purchase official merchandise while maximizing their savings through SuperCoins. By expanding the avenues where SuperCoins can be used, we are reinforcing our commitment to making aspirational products more accessible and ensuring that customers benefit from greater affordability and flexibility in their purchases.”

Prasana Krishnan, co-founder, FanCode, said, "At FanCode Shop, our mission has always been to make official sports merchandise more accessible to fans across India. Partnering with Flipkart SuperCoins is a significant step in that direction, as it allows millions of Flipkart users to get authentic gear from their favorite teams and tournaments with added affordability. This makes FanCode Shop the first platform to bring official sports merchandise to Flipkart's SuperCoins ecosystem, further expanding our reach and ensuring that fans can proudly support their teams in a seamless and rewarding way."

About the Flipkart Group

The Flipkart Group is one of India’s leading digital commerce entities and includes group companies Flipkart, Myntra, Flipkart Wholesale, Cleartrip and super.money.

Established in 2007, Flipkart has enabled millions of sellers, merchants, and small businesses to participate in India's digital commerce revolution. With a registered user base of more than 500 million, Flipkart's marketplace offers over 150 million products across 80+ categories. Today, there are over 1.4 million sellers on the platform, including Shopsy sellers. With a focus on empowering and delighting every Indian by delivering value through technology and innovation, Flipkart has created thousands of jobs in the ecosystem while empowering generations of entrepreneurs and MSMEs. Flipkart has pioneered services such as Cash on Delivery, No Cost EMI, Easy Returns, and UPI. These customer-centric innovations focus on enhancing digital payment offerings for all customers while making online shopping more accessible and affordable for millions of Indians.

For more information, please write to media@flipkart.com

About FanCode

FanCode is India’s premier sports destination committed to giving fans a highly personalised experience across content and merchandise for a wide variety of sports. Founded by sports industry veterans Yannick Colaco and Prasana Krishnan in March 2019, FanCode has over 160 million users. It has partnered with domestic, international sports leagues and associations across multiple sports. In content, FanCode offers interactive live streaming in industry-first subscription formats with Match, Bundle and Tour Passes, along with monthly and annual subscriptions at affordable prices. Through FanCode Shop, it also offers fans a wide range of sports merchandise for sporting teams, brands and leagues across the world.

Dream Sports, India’s leading Sports Technology company, is the parent company of FanCode, with brands such as Dream11, and DreamSetGo in its portfolio.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Bharat Tex 2025 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. He also took a walkthrough of the exhibition showcased on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed everyone to Bharat Tex 2025 and remarked that today Bharat Mandapam was witnessing the 2nd edition of Bharat Tex. He added that the event gave a glimpse of our heritage as well as the prospects of Viksit Bharat, which was a matter of pride for India.“Bharat Tex is now becoming a mega global textile event,” remarked Modi. He added that all the twelve communities related to the spectrum of the value chain were part of the event this time. He further noted that there were exhibitions of accessories, garments, machineries, chemicals and dyes as well. The Prime Minister highlighted that Bharat Tex was becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs and industry leaders from across the world. He lauded the efforts of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation of the event, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release.PM Narendra Modi addressed Bharat Tex 2025 today, emphasising the event's role in showcasing India's textile heritage and prospects. Bharat Tex, now a major global textile event, attracted participants from over 120 countries, enhancing their business opportunities from local to global scales. Modi highlighted traditional Indian garments and the industry's contribution to India's economy.“More than 120 countries are participating in the Bharat Tex today,” said Modi. He added that this meant that every exhibitor had the exposure to more than 120 countries, giving them the opportunity to expand their business from local to global. He added that those entrepreneurs in search of new markets were getting a good exposure of the cultural needs of various global markets.Recalling his visit to the exhibition at the event, the Prime Minister remarked that he visited many stalls and interacted with entrepreneurs. He also highlighted that many participants shared their experiences of joining Bharat Tex last year. They reported gaining new buyers on a large scale and expanding their business. The Prime Minister remarked that this event is significantly boosting investments, exports, and overall growth in the textile sector. Modi urged the banking sector to cater to the needs of the entrepreneurs from the textile sector to help expand their business thereby creating employment and opportunities.“Bharat Tex showcases the cultural diversity of India through our traditional garments,” remarked the Prime Minister. He added that from east to west, north to south, India has a vast range of traditional attire. He highlighted various types of garments, such as Lucknowi chikankari, bandhani from Rajasthan and Gujarat, patola from Gujarat, Banarasi silk from Varanasi, Kanjivaram silk from the south, and pashmina from Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister emphasised that this is the right time for such events to promote the diversity and uniqueness of our textile industry, fostering its growth.Highlighting that last year, he discussed five factors for the textile industry: farm, fibre, fabric, fashion, and foreign, Modi remarked that this vision is becoming a mission for India, opening new growth avenues for farmers, weavers, designers, and traders. “India saw a 7 per cent increase in textile and apparel exports last year and now ranks as the sixth-largest exporter of textiles and apparels in the world,” he pointed out. He noted that India’s textile exports have reached ₹3 lakh crore, with a target to increase this to ₹9 lakh crore by 2030.Emphasising that the success in the textile sector is the result of a decade of consistent efforts and policies, the Prime Minister highlighted that foreign investment in the textile sector has doubled over the last decade. “Textile industry is one of the largest providers of employment opportunities in the country, contributing 11 per cent to India's manufacturing sector,” he added. He also pointed out the Mission Manufacturing announced in this budget. He remarked that the investments and growth in this sector are benefitting crores of textile workers.PM Modi underlined that addressing the challenges and realising the potential of India's textile sector is their commitment. He highlighted that the efforts and policies over the last decade are reflected in this year's budget. He added that to ensure a reliable cotton supply and make Indian cotton globally competitive and to strengthen the value chain, the Mission for Cotton Productivity was announced. The Prime Minister said there was focus on sunrise sectors like technical textiles and promoting indigenous carbon fibre and its products. He remarked that India is progressing towards manufacturing high-grade carbon fibre.Furthermore, the Prime Minister mentioned that the necessary policy decisions for the textile sector are being taken. He highlighted the expansion of MSMEs' classification criteria and increased credit availability in this year's budget. He also stressed that the textile sector, with 80 per cent contribution from MSMEs, will greatly benefit from these measures.“Any sector excels when it has a skilled workforce and skill plays a crucial role in the textile industry,” exclaimed Modi. Adding that efforts were being made to create a skilled talent pool, he highlighted the role of National Centres of Excellence for skilling and mentioned that the Samarth scheme is aiding in developing the necessary skills for the value chain. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of maintaining the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship in the age of technology. He highlighted the efforts to enhance the skills and opportunities for handloom artisans, ensuring their products reach global markets.“Over the past 10 years, more than 2,400 large marketing events have been organised to promote handlooms,” he added. He also mentioned the creation of the India-hand-made e-commerce platform to boost online marketing of handloom products, which has seen thousands of handloom brands register. The Prime Minister pointed out the significant benefits of GI tagging for handloom products.Highlighting that during the Bharat Tex event last year, the Textiles Startup Grand Challenge was launched, inviting innovative sustainable solutions from the youth for the textile sector, the Prime Minister noted that young participants from across the country actively took part in this challenge, and the winners have been invited to this event. He remarked that startups willing to support these young innovators have also been invited. He acknowledged the support of IIT Madras, Atal Innovation Mission, and several major private textile organisations for the pitch fest, which will promote the startup culture in the country.PM Modi encouraged the youth to bring forward new techno-textile startups and work on new ideas. He suggested that the textile industry could collaborate with institutions like IITs to develop new tools. He observed that the new generation is increasingly appreciating traditional attire alongside modern fashion trends. Therefore, he emphasised the importance of fusing tradition with innovation and launching products inspired by traditional garments to attract the new generation globally.The Prime Minister also addressed the growing role of technology in discovering new trends and creating new styles, with AI playing a significant part. He mentioned that while traditional khadi is being promoted, fashion trends are also being analysed using AI. He recounted the organisation of a fashion show of Khadi Products in Porbandar, Gujarat when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Modi urged the importance of promoting Khadi, remarking that it was ‘Khadi for nation’ during our freedom struggle, but now it should be ‘Khadi for fashion’, the release added.Sharing that his recent visit to Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world, where significant partnerships were formed between the two countries on various issues, Modi highlighted that discussions included topics on environment and climate change, emphasising the global understanding of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, which also impacts the fashion world. The Prime Minister remarked, “The world is adopting the vision of Fashion for Environment and Empowerment, and India can lead the way in this regard.” He pointed out that sustainability has always been an integral part of Indian textiles tradition, citing examples like khadi, tribal textiles, and the use of natural dyes. He underlined that India's traditional sustainable techniques are now being enhanced with cutting-edge technologies, benefitting artisans, weavers, and millions of women associated with the industry.The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of maximising resource utilisation and minimising waste generation in the textile industry. He highlighted the issue of ‘fast fashion waste’, where millions of garments are discarded monthly due to changing trends, posing significant environmental and ecological threats. He noted that by 2030, fashion waste could reach 148 million tons, with less than a quarter of textile waste being recycled today. Modi remarked that India's textile industry can turn this concern into an opportunity, leveraging the country's diverse traditional skills in textile recycling and up-cycling. He pointed out examples such as the creation of mats, rugs, and coverings from old or leftover fabrics, and fine quilts made from even torn clothes in Maharashtra. He emphasised that innovation in these traditional arts can lead to global market opportunities.PM Modi announced that the Textile Ministry has signed an MoU with the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises and e-Marketplace to promote up-cycling, with many up-cyclers already registered. Pilot projects for door-to-door collection of textile waste are being conducted in cities like Navi Mumbai and Bangalore. The Prime Minister encouraged startups to join these efforts, explore opportunities, and take early steps to lead in the global market. He projected that India's textile recycling market could reach $400 million in the next few years, while the global recycled textile market is estimated to reach $7.5 billion. He remarked that with the right direction, India could achieve a larger share in this market.Modi remarked that centuries ago, when India was at the pinnacle of prosperity, the textile industry played a significant role in that prosperity. He emphasised that as India progresses towards the goal of becoming Viksit Bharat, the textile sector will once again play a major role. The Prime Minister highlighted that events like Bharat Tex are strengthening India's position in this sector. He concluded his address by expressing confidence that this event will continue to set new records of success and reach new heights each year.Union Minister for Textiles Giriraj Singh and Minister of state for Textiles Pabitra Margherita were present on the occasion among other dignitaries. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD) Source link

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Bharat Tex 2025 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. He also took a walkthrough of the exhibition showcased on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed everyone to Bharat Tex 2025 and remarked that today Bharat Mandapam was witnessing the 2nd edition of Bharat Tex. He added that the event gave a glimpse of our heritage as well as the prospects of Viksit Bharat, which was a matter of pride for India.“Bharat Tex is now becoming a mega global textile event,” remarked Modi. He added that all the twelve communities related to the spectrum of the value chain were part of the event this time. He further noted that there were exhibitions of accessories, garments, machineries, chemicals and dyes as well. The Prime Minister highlighted that Bharat Tex was becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs and industry leaders from across the world. He lauded the efforts of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation of the event, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release.PM Narendra Modi addressed Bharat Tex 2025 today, emphasising the event's role in showcasing India's textile heritage and prospects. Bharat Tex, now a major global textile event, attracted participants from over 120 countries, enhancing their business opportunities from local to global scales. Modi highlighted traditional Indian garments and the industry's contribution to India's economy.“More than 120 countries are participating in the Bharat Tex today,” said Modi. He added that this meant that every exhibitor had the exposure to more than 120 countries, giving them the opportunity to expand their business from local to global. He added that those entrepreneurs in search of new markets were getting a good exposure of the cultural needs of various global markets.Recalling his visit to the exhibition at the event, the Prime Minister remarked that he visited many stalls and interacted with entrepreneurs. He also highlighted that many participants shared their experiences of joining Bharat Tex last year. They reported gaining new buyers on a large scale and expanding their business. The Prime Minister remarked that this event is significantly boosting investments, exports, and overall growth in the textile sector. Modi urged the banking sector to cater to the needs of the entrepreneurs from the textile sector to help expand their business thereby creating employment and opportunities.“Bharat Tex showcases the cultural diversity of India through our traditional garments,” remarked the Prime Minister. He added that from east to west, north to south, India has a vast range of traditional attire. He highlighted various types of garments, such as Lucknowi chikankari, bandhani from Rajasthan and Gujarat, patola from Gujarat, Banarasi silk from Varanasi, Kanjivaram silk from the south, and pashmina from Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister emphasised that this is the right time for such events to promote the diversity and uniqueness of our textile industry, fostering its growth.Highlighting that last year, he discussed five factors for the textile industry: farm, fibre, fabric, fashion, and foreign, Modi remarked that this vision is becoming a mission for India, opening new growth avenues for farmers, weavers, designers, and traders. “India saw a 7 per cent increase in textile and apparel exports last year and now ranks as the sixth-largest exporter of textiles and apparels in the world,” he pointed out. He noted that India’s textile exports have reached ₹3 lakh crore, with a target to increase this to ₹9 lakh crore by 2030.Emphasising that the success in the textile sector is the result of a decade of consistent efforts and policies, the Prime Minister highlighted that foreign investment in the textile sector has doubled over the last decade. “Textile industry is one of the largest providers of employment opportunities in the country, contributing 11 per cent to India's manufacturing sector,” he added. He also pointed out the Mission Manufacturing announced in this budget. He remarked that the investments and growth in this sector are benefitting crores of textile workers.PM Modi underlined that addressing the challenges and realising the potential of India's textile sector is their commitment. He highlighted that the efforts and policies over the last decade are reflected in this year's budget. He added that to ensure a reliable cotton supply and make Indian cotton globally competitive and to strengthen the value chain, the Mission for Cotton Productivity was announced. The Prime Minister said there was focus on sunrise sectors like technical textiles and promoting indigenous carbon fibre and its products. He remarked that India is progressing towards manufacturing high-grade carbon fibre.Furthermore, the Prime Minister mentioned that the necessary policy decisions for the textile sector are being taken. He highlighted the expansion of MSMEs' classification criteria and increased credit availability in this year's budget. He also stressed that the textile sector, with 80 per cent contribution from MSMEs, will greatly benefit from these measures.“Any sector excels when it has a skilled workforce and skill plays a crucial role in the textile industry,” exclaimed Modi. Adding that efforts were being made to create a skilled talent pool, he highlighted the role of National Centres of Excellence for skilling and mentioned that the Samarth scheme is aiding in developing the necessary skills for the value chain. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of maintaining the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship in the age of technology. He highlighted the efforts to enhance the skills and opportunities for handloom artisans, ensuring their products reach global markets.“Over the past 10 years, more than 2,400 large marketing events have been organised to promote handlooms,” he added. He also mentioned the creation of the India-hand-made e-commerce platform to boost online marketing of handloom products, which has seen thousands of handloom brands register. The Prime Minister pointed out the significant benefits of GI tagging for handloom products.Highlighting that during the Bharat Tex event last year, the Textiles Startup Grand Challenge was launched, inviting innovative sustainable solutions from the youth for the textile sector, the Prime Minister noted that young participants from across the country actively took part in this challenge, and the winners have been invited to this event. He remarked that startups willing to support these young innovators have also been invited. He acknowledged the support of IIT Madras, Atal Innovation Mission, and several major private textile organisations for the pitch fest, which will promote the startup culture in the country.PM Modi encouraged the youth to bring forward new techno-textile startups and work on new ideas. He suggested that the textile industry could collaborate with institutions like IITs to develop new tools. He observed that the new generation is increasingly appreciating traditional attire alongside modern fashion trends. Therefore, he emphasised the importance of fusing tradition with innovation and launching products inspired by traditional garments to attract the new generation globally.The Prime Minister also addressed the growing role of technology in discovering new trends and creating new styles, with AI playing a significant part. He mentioned that while traditional khadi is being promoted, fashion trends are also being analysed using AI. He recounted the organisation of a fashion show of Khadi Products in Porbandar, Gujarat when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Modi urged the importance of promoting Khadi, remarking that it was ‘Khadi for nation’ during our freedom struggle, but now it should be ‘Khadi for fashion’, the release added.Sharing that his recent visit to Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world, where significant partnerships were formed between the two countries on various issues, Modi highlighted that discussions included topics on environment and climate change, emphasising the global understanding of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, which also impacts the fashion world. The Prime Minister remarked, “The world is adopting the vision of Fashion for Environment and Empowerment, and India can lead the way in this regard.” He pointed out that sustainability has always been an integral part of Indian textiles tradition, citing examples like khadi, tribal textiles, and the use of natural dyes. He underlined that India's traditional sustainable techniques are now being enhanced with cutting-edge technologies, benefitting artisans, weavers, and millions of women associated with the industry.The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of maximising resource utilisation and minimising waste generation in the textile industry. He highlighted the issue of ‘fast fashion waste’, where millions of garments are discarded monthly due to changing trends, posing significant environmental and ecological threats. He noted that by 2030, fashion waste could reach 148 million tons, with less than a quarter of textile waste being recycled today. Modi remarked that India's textile industry can turn this concern into an opportunity, leveraging the country's diverse traditional skills in textile recycling and up-cycling. He pointed out examples such as the creation of mats, rugs, and coverings from old or leftover fabrics, and fine quilts made from even torn clothes in Maharashtra. He emphasised that innovation in these traditional arts can lead to global market opportunities.PM Modi announced that the Textile Ministry has signed an MoU with the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises and e-Marketplace to promote up-cycling, with many up-cyclers already registered. Pilot projects for door-to-door collection of textile waste are being conducted in cities like Navi Mumbai and Bangalore. The Prime Minister encouraged startups to join these efforts, explore opportunities, and take early steps to lead in the global market. He projected that India's textile recycling market could reach $400 million in the next few years, while the global recycled textile market is estimated to reach $7.5 billion. He remarked that with the right direction, India could achieve a larger share in this market.Modi remarked that centuries ago, when India was at the pinnacle of prosperity, the textile industry played a significant role in that prosperity. He emphasised that as India progresses towards the goal of becoming Viksit Bharat, the textile sector will once again play a major role. The Prime Minister highlighted that events like Bharat Tex are strengthening India's position in this sector. He concluded his address by expressing confidence that this event will continue to set new records of success and reach new heights each year.Union Minister for Textiles Giriraj Singh and Minister of state for Textiles Pabitra Margherita were present on the occasion among other dignitaries. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD) Source link

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Bharat Tex 2025 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. He also took a walkthrough of the exhibition showcased on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed everyone to Bharat Tex 2025 and remarked that today Bharat Mandapam was witnessing the 2nd edition of Bharat Tex. He added that the event gave a glimpse of our heritage as well as the prospects of Viksit Bharat, which was a matter of pride for India.“Bharat Tex is now becoming a mega global textile event,” remarked Modi. He added that all the twelve communities related to the spectrum of the value chain were part of the event this time. He further noted that there were exhibitions of accessories, garments, machineries, chemicals and dyes as well. The Prime Minister highlighted that Bharat Tex was becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs and industry leaders from across the world. He lauded the efforts of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation of the event, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release.PM Narendra Modi addressed Bharat Tex 2025 today, emphasising the event's role in showcasing India's textile heritage and prospects. Bharat Tex, now a major global textile event, attracted participants from over 120 countries, enhancing their business opportunities from local to global scales. Modi highlighted traditional Indian garments and the industry's contribution to India's economy.“More than 120 countries are participating in the Bharat Tex today,” said Modi. He added that this meant that every exhibitor had the exposure to more than 120 countries, giving them the opportunity to expand their business from local to global. He added that those entrepreneurs in search of new markets were getting a good exposure of the cultural needs of various global markets.Recalling his visit to the exhibition at the event, the Prime Minister remarked that he visited many stalls and interacted with entrepreneurs. He also highlighted that many participants shared their experiences of joining Bharat Tex last year. They reported gaining new buyers on a large scale and expanding their business. The Prime Minister remarked that this event is significantly boosting investments, exports, and overall growth in the textile sector. Modi urged the banking sector to cater to the needs of the entrepreneurs from the textile sector to help expand their business thereby creating employment and opportunities.“Bharat Tex showcases the cultural diversity of India through our traditional garments,” remarked the Prime Minister. He added that from east to west, north to south, India has a vast range of traditional attire. He highlighted various types of garments, such as Lucknowi chikankari, bandhani from Rajasthan and Gujarat, patola from Gujarat, Banarasi silk from Varanasi, Kanjivaram silk from the south, and pashmina from Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister emphasised that this is the right time for such events to promote the diversity and uniqueness of our textile industry, fostering its growth.Highlighting that last year, he discussed five factors for the textile industry: farm, fibre, fabric, fashion, and foreign, Modi remarked that this vision is becoming a mission for India, opening new growth avenues for farmers, weavers, designers, and traders. “India saw a 7 per cent increase in textile and apparel exports last year and now ranks as the sixth-largest exporter of textiles and apparels in the world,” he pointed out. He noted that India’s textile exports have reached ₹3 lakh crore, with a target to increase this to ₹9 lakh crore by 2030.Emphasising that the success in the textile sector is the result of a decade of consistent efforts and policies, the Prime Minister highlighted that foreign investment in the textile sector has doubled over the last decade. “Textile industry is one of the largest providers of employment opportunities in the country, contributing 11 per cent to India's manufacturing sector,” he added. He also pointed out the Mission Manufacturing announced in this budget. He remarked that the investments and growth in this sector are benefitting crores of textile workers.PM Modi underlined that addressing the challenges and realising the potential of India's textile sector is their commitment. He highlighted that the efforts and policies over the last decade are reflected in this year's budget. He added that to ensure a reliable cotton supply and make Indian cotton globally competitive and to strengthen the value chain, the Mission for Cotton Productivity was announced. The Prime Minister said there was focus on sunrise sectors like technical textiles and promoting indigenous carbon fibre and its products. He remarked that India is progressing towards manufacturing high-grade carbon fibre.Furthermore, the Prime Minister mentioned that the necessary policy decisions for the textile sector are being taken. He highlighted the expansion of MSMEs' classification criteria and increased credit availability in this year's budget. He also stressed that the textile sector, with 80 per cent contribution from MSMEs, will greatly benefit from these measures.“Any sector excels when it has a skilled workforce and skill plays a crucial role in the textile industry,” exclaimed Modi. Adding that efforts were being made to create a skilled talent pool, he highlighted the role of National Centres of Excellence for skilling and mentioned that the Samarth scheme is aiding in developing the necessary skills for the value chain. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of maintaining the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship in the age of technology. He highlighted the efforts to enhance the skills and opportunities for handloom artisans, ensuring their products reach global markets.“Over the past 10 years, more than 2,400 large marketing events have been organised to promote handlooms,” he added. He also mentioned the creation of the India-hand-made e-commerce platform to boost online marketing of handloom products, which has seen thousands of handloom brands register. The Prime Minister pointed out the significant benefits of GI tagging for handloom products.Highlighting that during the Bharat Tex event last year, the Textiles Startup Grand Challenge was launched, inviting innovative sustainable solutions from the youth for the textile sector, the Prime Minister noted that young participants from across the country actively took part in this challenge, and the winners have been invited to this event. He remarked that startups willing to support these young innovators have also been invited. He acknowledged the support of IIT Madras, Atal Innovation Mission, and several major private textile organisations for the pitch fest, which will promote the startup culture in the country.PM Modi encouraged the youth to bring forward new techno-textile startups and work on new ideas. He suggested that the textile industry could collaborate with institutions like IITs to develop new tools. He observed that the new generation is increasingly appreciating traditional attire alongside modern fashion trends. Therefore, he emphasised the importance of fusing tradition with innovation and launching products inspired by traditional garments to attract the new generation globally.The Prime Minister also addressed the growing role of technology in discovering new trends and creating new styles, with AI playing a significant part. He mentioned that while traditional khadi is being promoted, fashion trends are also being analysed using AI. He recounted the organisation of a fashion show of Khadi Products in Porbandar, Gujarat when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Modi urged the importance of promoting Khadi, remarking that it was ‘Khadi for nation’ during our freedom struggle, but now it should be ‘Khadi for fashion’, the release added.Sharing that his recent visit to Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world, where significant partnerships were formed between the two countries on various issues, Modi highlighted that discussions included topics on environment and climate change, emphasising the global understanding of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, which also impacts the fashion world. The Prime Minister remarked, “The world is adopting the vision of Fashion for Environment and Empowerment, and India can lead the way in this regard.” He pointed out that sustainability has always been an integral part of Indian textiles tradition, citing examples like khadi, tribal textiles, and the use of natural dyes. He underlined that India's traditional sustainable techniques are now being enhanced with cutting-edge technologies, benefitting artisans, weavers, and millions of women associated with the industry.The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of maximising resource utilisation and minimising waste generation in the textile industry. He highlighted the issue of ‘fast fashion waste’, where millions of garments are discarded monthly due to changing trends, posing significant environmental and ecological threats. He noted that by 2030, fashion waste could reach 148 million tons, with less than a quarter of textile waste being recycled today. Modi remarked that India's textile industry can turn this concern into an opportunity, leveraging the country's diverse traditional skills in textile recycling and up-cycling. He pointed out examples such as the creation of mats, rugs, and coverings from old or leftover fabrics, and fine quilts made from even torn clothes in Maharashtra. He emphasised that innovation in these traditional arts can lead to global market opportunities.PM Modi announced that the Textile Ministry has signed an MoU with the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises and e-Marketplace to promote up-cycling, with many up-cyclers already registered. Pilot projects for door-to-door collection of textile waste are being conducted in cities like Navi Mumbai and Bangalore. The Prime Minister encouraged startups to join these efforts, explore opportunities, and take early steps to lead in the global market. He projected that India's textile recycling market could reach $400 million in the next few years, while the global recycled textile market is estimated to reach $7.5 billion. He remarked that with the right direction, India could achieve a larger share in this market.Modi remarked that centuries ago, when India was at the pinnacle of prosperity, the textile industry played a significant role in that prosperity. He emphasised that as India progresses towards the goal of becoming Viksit Bharat, the textile sector will once again play a major role. The Prime Minister highlighted that events like Bharat Tex are strengthening India's position in this sector. He concluded his address by expressing confidence that this event will continue to set new records of success and reach new heights each year.Union Minister for Textiles Giriraj Singh and Minister of state for Textiles Pabitra Margherita were present on the occasion among other dignitaries. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD) Source link

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Bharat Tex 2025 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. He also took a walkthrough of the exhibition showcased on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed everyone to Bharat Tex 2025 and remarked that today Bharat Mandapam was witnessing the 2nd edition of Bharat Tex. He added that the event gave a glimpse of our heritage as well as the prospects of Viksit Bharat, which was a matter of pride for India.“Bharat Tex is now becoming a mega global textile event,” remarked Modi. He added that all the twelve communities related to the spectrum of the value chain were part of the event this time. He further noted that there were exhibitions of accessories, garments, machineries, chemicals and dyes as well. The Prime Minister highlighted that Bharat Tex was becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs and industry leaders from across the world. He lauded the efforts of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation of the event, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release.PM Narendra Modi addressed Bharat Tex 2025 today, emphasising the event's role in showcasing India's textile heritage and prospects. Bharat Tex, now a major global textile event, attracted participants from over 120 countries, enhancing their business opportunities from local to global scales. Modi highlighted traditional Indian garments and the industry's contribution to India's economy.“More than 120 countries are participating in the Bharat Tex today,” said Modi. He added that this meant that every exhibitor had the exposure to more than 120 countries, giving them the opportunity to expand their business from local to global. He added that those entrepreneurs in search of new markets were getting a good exposure of the cultural needs of various global markets.Recalling his visit to the exhibition at the event, the Prime Minister remarked that he visited many stalls and interacted with entrepreneurs. He also highlighted that many participants shared their experiences of joining Bharat Tex last year. They reported gaining new buyers on a large scale and expanding their business. The Prime Minister remarked that this event is significantly boosting investments, exports, and overall growth in the textile sector. Modi urged the banking sector to cater to the needs of the entrepreneurs from the textile sector to help expand their business thereby creating employment and opportunities.“Bharat Tex showcases the cultural diversity of India through our traditional garments,” remarked the Prime Minister. He added that from east to west, north to south, India has a vast range of traditional attire. He highlighted various types of garments, such as Lucknowi chikankari, bandhani from Rajasthan and Gujarat, patola from Gujarat, Banarasi silk from Varanasi, Kanjivaram silk from the south, and pashmina from Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister emphasised that this is the right time for such events to promote the diversity and uniqueness of our textile industry, fostering its growth.Highlighting that last year, he discussed five factors for the textile industry: farm, fibre, fabric, fashion, and foreign, Modi remarked that this vision is becoming a mission for India, opening new growth avenues for farmers, weavers, designers, and traders. “India saw a 7 per cent increase in textile and apparel exports last year and now ranks as the sixth-largest exporter of textiles and apparels in the world,” he pointed out. He noted that India’s textile exports have reached ₹3 lakh crore, with a target to increase this to ₹9 lakh crore by 2030.Emphasising that the success in the textile sector is the result of a decade of consistent efforts and policies, the Prime Minister highlighted that foreign investment in the textile sector has doubled over the last decade. “Textile industry is one of the largest providers of employment opportunities in the country, contributing 11 per cent to India's manufacturing sector,” he added. He also pointed out the Mission Manufacturing announced in this budget. He remarked that the investments and growth in this sector are benefitting crores of textile workers.PM Modi underlined that addressing the challenges and realising the potential of India's textile sector is their commitment. He highlighted that the efforts and policies over the last decade are reflected in this year's budget. He added that to ensure a reliable cotton supply and make Indian cotton globally competitive and to strengthen the value chain, the Mission for Cotton Productivity was announced. The Prime Minister said there was focus on sunrise sectors like technical textiles and promoting indigenous carbon fibre and its products. He remarked that India is progressing towards manufacturing high-grade carbon fibre.Furthermore, the Prime Minister mentioned that the necessary policy decisions for the textile sector are being taken. He highlighted the expansion of MSMEs' classification criteria and increased credit availability in this year's budget. He also stressed that the textile sector, with 80 per cent contribution from MSMEs, will greatly benefit from these measures.“Any sector excels when it has a skilled workforce and skill plays a crucial role in the textile industry,” exclaimed Modi. Adding that efforts were being made to create a skilled talent pool, he highlighted the role of National Centres of Excellence for skilling and mentioned that the Samarth scheme is aiding in developing the necessary skills for the value chain. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of maintaining the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship in the age of technology. He highlighted the efforts to enhance the skills and opportunities for handloom artisans, ensuring their products reach global markets.“Over the past 10 years, more than 2,400 large marketing events have been organised to promote handlooms,” he added. He also mentioned the creation of the India-hand-made e-commerce platform to boost online marketing of handloom products, which has seen thousands of handloom brands register. The Prime Minister pointed out the significant benefits of GI tagging for handloom products.Highlighting that during the Bharat Tex event last year, the Textiles Startup Grand Challenge was launched, inviting innovative sustainable solutions from the youth for the textile sector, the Prime Minister noted that young participants from across the country actively took part in this challenge, and the winners have been invited to this event. He remarked that startups willing to support these young innovators have also been invited. He acknowledged the support of IIT Madras, Atal Innovation Mission, and several major private textile organisations for the pitch fest, which will promote the startup culture in the country.PM Modi encouraged the youth to bring forward new techno-textile startups and work on new ideas. He suggested that the textile industry could collaborate with institutions like IITs to develop new tools. He observed that the new generation is increasingly appreciating traditional attire alongside modern fashion trends. Therefore, he emphasised the importance of fusing tradition with innovation and launching products inspired by traditional garments to attract the new generation globally.The Prime Minister also addressed the growing role of technology in discovering new trends and creating new styles, with AI playing a significant part. He mentioned that while traditional khadi is being promoted, fashion trends are also being analysed using AI. He recounted the organisation of a fashion show of Khadi Products in Porbandar, Gujarat when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Modi urged the importance of promoting Khadi, remarking that it was ‘Khadi for nation’ during our freedom struggle, but now it should be ‘Khadi for fashion’, the release added.Sharing that his recent visit to Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world, where significant partnerships were formed between the two countries on various issues, Modi highlighted that discussions included topics on environment and climate change, emphasising the global understanding of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, which also impacts the fashion world. The Prime Minister remarked, “The world is adopting the vision of Fashion for Environment and Empowerment, and India can lead the way in this regard.” He pointed out that sustainability has always been an integral part of Indian textiles tradition, citing examples like khadi, tribal textiles, and the use of natural dyes. He underlined that India's traditional sustainable techniques are now being enhanced with cutting-edge technologies, benefitting artisans, weavers, and millions of women associated with the industry.The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of maximising resource utilisation and minimising waste generation in the textile industry. He highlighted the issue of ‘fast fashion waste’, where millions of garments are discarded monthly due to changing trends, posing significant environmental and ecological threats. He noted that by 2030, fashion waste could reach 148 million tons, with less than a quarter of textile waste being recycled today. Modi remarked that India's textile industry can turn this concern into an opportunity, leveraging the country's diverse traditional skills in textile recycling and up-cycling. He pointed out examples such as the creation of mats, rugs, and coverings from old or leftover fabrics, and fine quilts made from even torn clothes in Maharashtra. He emphasised that innovation in these traditional arts can lead to global market opportunities.PM Modi announced that the Textile Ministry has signed an MoU with the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises and e-Marketplace to promote up-cycling, with many up-cyclers already registered. Pilot projects for door-to-door collection of textile waste are being conducted in cities like Navi Mumbai and Bangalore. The Prime Minister encouraged startups to join these efforts, explore opportunities, and take early steps to lead in the global market. He projected that India's textile recycling market could reach $400 million in the next few years, while the global recycled textile market is estimated to reach $7.5 billion. He remarked that with the right direction, India could achieve a larger share in this market.Modi remarked that centuries ago, when India was at the pinnacle of prosperity, the textile industry played a significant role in that prosperity. He emphasised that as India progresses towards the goal of becoming Viksit Bharat, the textile sector will once again play a major role. The Prime Minister highlighted that events like Bharat Tex are strengthening India's position in this sector. He concluded his address by expressing confidence that this event will continue to set new records of success and reach new heights each year.Union Minister for Textiles Giriraj Singh and Minister of state for Textiles Pabitra Margherita were present on the occasion among other dignitaries. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD) Source link

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State Level Entrepreneur Conference is a game-changing event for entrepreneurs, offering a golden opportunity to connect with global investors at the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit. This is your chance to explore growth opportunities, scale your business, and network with top industry leaders. Colonel Rajyavardhan is inspiring entrepreneurs to take the leap and maximize their potential through this summit. Learn about strategies for scaling your business, accessing international markets, and harnessing the full potential of Rajasthan's thriving business ecosystem. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to unlock new heights of success at this prestigious conference!

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Bharat Tex 2025 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. He also took a walkthrough of the exhibition showcased on the occasion. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister welcomed everyone to Bharat Tex 2025 and remarked that today Bharat Mandapam was witnessing the 2nd edition of Bharat Tex. He added that the event gave a glimpse of our heritage as well as the prospects of Viksit Bharat, which was a matter of pride for India.“Bharat Tex is now becoming a mega global textile event,” remarked Modi. He added that all the twelve communities related to the spectrum of the value chain were part of the event this time. He further noted that there were exhibitions of accessories, garments, machineries, chemicals and dyes as well. The Prime Minister highlighted that Bharat Tex was becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs and industry leaders from across the world. He lauded the efforts of all the stakeholders involved in the organisation of the event, the Prime Minister’s Office said in a press release.PM Narendra Modi addressed Bharat Tex 2025 today, emphasising the event's role in showcasing India's textile heritage and prospects. Bharat Tex, now a major global textile event, attracted participants from over 120 countries, enhancing their business opportunities from local to global scales. Modi highlighted traditional Indian garments and the industry's contribution to India's economy.“More than 120 countries are participating in the Bharat Tex today,” said Modi. He added that this meant that every exhibitor had the exposure to more than 120 countries, giving them the opportunity to expand their business from local to global. He added that those entrepreneurs in search of new markets were getting a good exposure of the cultural needs of various global markets.Recalling his visit to the exhibition at the event, the Prime Minister remarked that he visited many stalls and interacted with entrepreneurs. He also highlighted that many participants shared their experiences of joining Bharat Tex last year. They reported gaining new buyers on a large scale and expanding their business. The Prime Minister remarked that this event is significantly boosting investments, exports, and overall growth in the textile sector. Modi urged the banking sector to cater to the needs of the entrepreneurs from the textile sector to help expand their business thereby creating employment and opportunities.“Bharat Tex showcases the cultural diversity of India through our traditional garments,” remarked the Prime Minister. He added that from east to west, north to south, India has a vast range of traditional attire. He highlighted various types of garments, such as Lucknowi chikankari, bandhani from Rajasthan and Gujarat, patola from Gujarat, Banarasi silk from Varanasi, Kanjivaram silk from the south, and pashmina from Jammu and Kashmir. The Prime Minister emphasised that this is the right time for such events to promote the diversity and uniqueness of our textile industry, fostering its growth.Highlighting that last year, he discussed five factors for the textile industry: farm, fibre, fabric, fashion, and foreign, Modi remarked that this vision is becoming a mission for India, opening new growth avenues for farmers, weavers, designers, and traders. “India saw a 7 per cent increase in textile and apparel exports last year and now ranks as the sixth-largest exporter of textiles and apparels in the world,” he pointed out. He noted that India’s textile exports have reached ₹3 lakh crore, with a target to increase this to ₹9 lakh crore by 2030.Emphasising that the success in the textile sector is the result of a decade of consistent efforts and policies, the Prime Minister highlighted that foreign investment in the textile sector has doubled over the last decade. “Textile industry is one of the largest providers of employment opportunities in the country, contributing 11 per cent to India's manufacturing sector,” he added. He also pointed out the Mission Manufacturing announced in this budget. He remarked that the investments and growth in this sector are benefitting crores of textile workers.PM Modi underlined that addressing the challenges and realising the potential of India's textile sector is their commitment. He highlighted that the efforts and policies over the last decade are reflected in this year's budget. He added that to ensure a reliable cotton supply and make Indian cotton globally competitive and to strengthen the value chain, the Mission for Cotton Productivity was announced. The Prime Minister said there was focus on sunrise sectors like technical textiles and promoting indigenous carbon fibre and its products. He remarked that India is progressing towards manufacturing high-grade carbon fibre.Furthermore, the Prime Minister mentioned that the necessary policy decisions for the textile sector are being taken. He highlighted the expansion of MSMEs' classification criteria and increased credit availability in this year's budget. He also stressed that the textile sector, with 80 per cent contribution from MSMEs, will greatly benefit from these measures.“Any sector excels when it has a skilled workforce and skill plays a crucial role in the textile industry,” exclaimed Modi. Adding that efforts were being made to create a skilled talent pool, he highlighted the role of National Centres of Excellence for skilling and mentioned that the Samarth scheme is aiding in developing the necessary skills for the value chain. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of maintaining the authenticity of handloom craftsmanship in the age of technology. He highlighted the efforts to enhance the skills and opportunities for handloom artisans, ensuring their products reach global markets.“Over the past 10 years, more than 2,400 large marketing events have been organised to promote handlooms,” he added. He also mentioned the creation of the India-hand-made e-commerce platform to boost online marketing of handloom products, which has seen thousands of handloom brands register. The Prime Minister pointed out the significant benefits of GI tagging for handloom products.Highlighting that during the Bharat Tex event last year, the Textiles Startup Grand Challenge was launched, inviting innovative sustainable solutions from the youth for the textile sector, the Prime Minister noted that young participants from across the country actively took part in this challenge, and the winners have been invited to this event. He remarked that startups willing to support these young innovators have also been invited. He acknowledged the support of IIT Madras, Atal Innovation Mission, and several major private textile organisations for the pitch fest, which will promote the startup culture in the country.PM Modi encouraged the youth to bring forward new techno-textile startups and work on new ideas. He suggested that the textile industry could collaborate with institutions like IITs to develop new tools. He observed that the new generation is increasingly appreciating traditional attire alongside modern fashion trends. Therefore, he emphasised the importance of fusing tradition with innovation and launching products inspired by traditional garments to attract the new generation globally.The Prime Minister also addressed the growing role of technology in discovering new trends and creating new styles, with AI playing a significant part. He mentioned that while traditional khadi is being promoted, fashion trends are also being analysed using AI. He recounted the organisation of a fashion show of Khadi Products in Porbandar, Gujarat when he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Modi urged the importance of promoting Khadi, remarking that it was ‘Khadi for nation’ during our freedom struggle, but now it should be ‘Khadi for fashion’, the release added.Sharing that his recent visit to Paris, known as the fashion capital of the world, where significant partnerships were formed between the two countries on various issues, Modi highlighted that discussions included topics on environment and climate change, emphasising the global understanding of the importance of a sustainable lifestyle, which also impacts the fashion world. The Prime Minister remarked, “The world is adopting the vision of Fashion for Environment and Empowerment, and India can lead the way in this regard.” He pointed out that sustainability has always been an integral part of Indian textiles tradition, citing examples like khadi, tribal textiles, and the use of natural dyes. He underlined that India's traditional sustainable techniques are now being enhanced with cutting-edge technologies, benefitting artisans, weavers, and millions of women associated with the industry.The Prime Minister emphasised the importance of maximising resource utilisation and minimising waste generation in the textile industry. He highlighted the issue of ‘fast fashion waste’, where millions of garments are discarded monthly due to changing trends, posing significant environmental and ecological threats. He noted that by 2030, fashion waste could reach 148 million tons, with less than a quarter of textile waste being recycled today. Modi remarked that India's textile industry can turn this concern into an opportunity, leveraging the country's diverse traditional skills in textile recycling and up-cycling. He pointed out examples such as the creation of mats, rugs, and coverings from old or leftover fabrics, and fine quilts made from even torn clothes in Maharashtra. He emphasised that innovation in these traditional arts can lead to global market opportunities.PM Modi announced that the Textile Ministry has signed an MoU with the Standing Conference of Public Enterprises and e-Marketplace to promote up-cycling, with many up-cyclers already registered. Pilot projects for door-to-door collection of textile waste are being conducted in cities like Navi Mumbai and Bangalore. The Prime Minister encouraged startups to join these efforts, explore opportunities, and take early steps to lead in the global market. He projected that India's textile recycling market could reach $400 million in the next few years, while the global recycled textile market is estimated to reach $7.5 billion. He remarked that with the right direction, India could achieve a larger share in this market.Modi remarked that centuries ago, when India was at the pinnacle of prosperity, the textile industry played a significant role in that prosperity. He emphasised that as India progresses towards the goal of becoming Viksit Bharat, the textile sector will once again play a major role. The Prime Minister highlighted that events like Bharat Tex are strengthening India's position in this sector. He concluded his address by expressing confidence that this event will continue to set new records of success and reach new heights each year.Union Minister for Textiles Giriraj Singh and Minister of state for Textiles Pabitra Margherita were present on the occasion among other dignitaries. Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD) Source link

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RISING TH RAJASTHAN: A New Era of Growth and Innovation

From December 9 to 11, 2024, Rajasthan witnessed an extraordinary event that set the stage for the state’s future in global investment and development — the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024. This prestigious summit, held at the JECC (Jaipur Exhibition & Convention Center), Jaipur, was graced by the presence of none other than Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, whose visionary leadership continues to steer the state and the nation towards unprecedented growth.

Under the banner of #आपणो_अग्रणी_राजस्थान (Our Leading Rajasthan), the summit focused on showcasing the immense potential of Rajasthan as a major player in India’s economic transformation, while also highlighting its cultural and tourism prominence on the global stage. With PM Modi’s support and participation, the event aimed to attract investors, entrepreneurs, and innovators to the state, paving the way for new opportunities, collaborations, and partnerships.

A Vision for Rajasthan’s Future

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 was not just another conference; it was a statement of intent — a declaration that Rajasthan is no longer merely a land of historical monuments, forts, and deserts. Rajasthan is now an emerging hub for business, investment, and innovation.

PM Modi, in his keynote address, spoke of Rajasthan’s significant role in India’s development story. He emphasized that the state is now well-positioned to be a leader in sectors such as renewable energy, manufacturing, infrastructure development, and tourism. Rajasthan, with its vast natural resources, skilled workforce, and progressive policies, is ready to embrace the future with open arms, welcoming both domestic and global investors.

The Prime Minister’s presence at the event underscored the government’s commitment to fostering a favorable environment for business and entrepreneurship in the state. Through his words, PM Modi assured investors of the stability, reliability, and growth potential of Rajasthan. He highlighted that the state’s future will be built on the pillars of innovation, sustainability, and inclusivity.

Key Themes of the Summit

The summit brought together industry leaders, government officials, and entrepreneurs to discuss key sectors that hold promise for Rajasthan’s future growth. Some of the core themes and discussions included:

Renewable Energy Leadership: Rajasthan is already a leader in India’s solar energy revolution. With its vast open spaces and abundant sunlight, the state is poised to become a global hub for renewable energy investments. The summit focused on attracting investments in solar, wind, and green hydrogen projects.

Infrastructure Development: With initiatives like the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), Rajasthan is focusing on becoming a logistics and manufacturing powerhouse. The summit discussed large-scale infrastructure projects, including smart cities, transportation, and industrial zones, that will drive economic growth in the region.

Tourism & Cultural Heritage: Known for its royal heritage, majestic forts, palaces, and vibrant culture, Rajasthan continues to be one of India’s top tourist destinations. The summit highlighted opportunities in eco-tourism, adventure tourism, and heritage conservation, ensuring that the state remains a major attraction for global tourists.

Agriculture and Agri-Tech: As one of the largest producers of grains, pulses, and spices in India, Rajasthan is also focused on enhancing its agricultural sector through innovation in technology. Discussions revolved around boosting agricultural productivity, introducing sustainable farming techniques, and promoting agri-tech solutions.

Skill Development and Employment: Rajasthan is investing heavily in skill development to equip its youth with the skills needed for the future economy. The summit discussed strategies for improving education, training, and employment opportunities for the state’s growing workforce.

A Call for Global Partnerships

One of the standout messages of the Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 was the call for collaboration and partnership. PM Modi highlighted that Rajasthan’s growth would not be possible without the involvement of global businesses and investors. The summit served as a platform for networking, forging partnerships, and opening doors to new possibilities. By creating an ecosystem that encourages innovation, research, and development, Rajasthan is becoming an ideal destination for businesses looking to expand their footprint in India and the larger Asian market.

Rajasthan’s government is committed to providing the right infrastructure, policies, and incentives to create a conducive environment for business. With a focus on ease of doing business, robust legal frameworks, and transparent governance, the state is positioning itself as one of the most investor-friendly regions in India.

The Future is Bright for Rajasthan

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 was a defining moment for the state’s journey towards economic transformation. With PM Modi’s strong endorsement, Rajasthan is set to rise as a symbol of growth, sustainability, and innovation. The summit not only focused on attracting investments but also highlighted the state’s potential as a dynamic and reliable partner for global businesses.

The summit’s theme, #आपणो_अग्रणी_राजस्थान (Our Leading Rajasthan), reflects the spirit of pride and determination that the people of Rajasthan share as they look towards a future full of opportunities. Whether in renewable energy, infrastructure, tourism, or agriculture, Rajasthan is ready to lead, inspire, and make its mark on the global map.

As the summit concluded, it was clear that Rajasthan’s growth trajectory is just beginning. The state is rising, and with the commitment of its government, the support of Prime Minister Modi, and the active involvement of investors and entrepreneurs, Rajasthan is set to become one of India’s leading states in terms of investment, development, and innovation.

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 was a resounding success that showcased the state’s ambitions, opportunities, and path forward. With PM Modi’s leadership and the strong vision of Rajasthan’s government, the state is ready to harness its full potential. The event was a reminder that Rajasthan is not just Rising — it is becoming Reliable, Refined, and ready for the future.

As Rajasthan continues to evolve and innovate, the world is watching. The state is now on the global stage, and it’s clear that Rajasthan is ready to lead — not just within India, but across the world.

[colonelrajyavardhanrathore]

Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024: Col Rajyavardhan Rathore

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 commenced on December 9, 2024, in Jaipur, inaugurating a three-day event aimed at showcasing Rajasthan’s potential as a premier investment destination. The summit brings together global investors, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore opportunities across various sectors.

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024, held in Jaipur, has set the stage for Rajasthan’s emergence as a global investment powerhouse. With leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers converging to envision a brighter economic future, the summit reflects the state’s ambitions to lead in innovation and growth. Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, a prominent voice in Rajasthan’s development, highlighted the transformative potential of this landmark event.

Rajasthan: A Land of Opportunities

Known for its rich heritage and cultural diversity, Rajasthan is now making significant strides in economic development. The state, with its abundant resources and strategic location, aims to attract global investors by showcasing its potential in various sectors.

Key Objectives of the Summit

1. Attracting Investments Across Sectors

The summit focuses on industries such as renewable energy, tourism, IT, startups, and agriculture, providing a platform for stakeholders to explore collaborations.

2. Promoting Sustainable Development

With a strong emphasis on sustainability, the summit aims to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility, positioning Rajasthan as a leader in green energy.

3. Creating Employment Opportunities

By facilitating large-scale investments, the event is expected to generate thousands of jobs, particularly for Rajasthan’s youth.

Highlights of the Event

1. Inauguration by PM Narendra Modi

The summit was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who emphasized Rajasthan’s potential as a global investment destination and unveiled key development projects.

2. Col Rajyavardhan Rathore’s Visionary Leadership

Col Rathore played a pivotal role in organizing the summit, aligning it with the aspirations of Rajasthan’s people. In his address, he stated: “Rajasthan is ready to redefine its economic landscape. This summit is a testament to our resilience and readiness to lead.”

3. International Participation

Delegates from over 25 countries attended, bringing a global perspective to discussions and forging international partnerships.

4. Policy Announcements

The Rajasthan government unveiled investor-friendly policies, including tax incentives, streamlined approval processes, and infrastructure development plans.

Key Sectors in Focus

1. Renewable Energy

Rajasthan, with its abundant solar and wind resources, is a prime location for green energy projects. The summit highlighted initiatives to make the state a leader in renewable energy.

2. Tourism and Heritage

The event underscored Rajasthan’s potential as a global tourism hub, with investments aimed at upgrading infrastructure while preserving its cultural heritage.

3. Startups and IT

Encouraging innovation and technology, the summit showcased the state’s burgeoning startup ecosystem and plans for IT hubs.

4. Agro-Industries

The agricultural sector remains a cornerstone of Rajasthan’s economy, and the summit focused on modernizing agro-industries and boosting food processing.

Impact on Rajasthan’s Economy

Billions in Investment Commitments

The summit secured substantial investment pledges, set to drive economic growth and industrialization across the state.

Infrastructure Development

Key projects, including industrial parks and improved connectivity, were announced to enhance Rajasthan’s appeal to investors.

Job Creation and Skill Development

With new industries entering the state, a significant boost in employment opportunities is anticipated, along with initiatives to upskill the workforce.

Col Rajyavardhan Rathore: A Catalyst for Change

As a visionary leader, Col Rajyavardhan Rathore has been instrumental in Rajasthan’s development journey. His relentless efforts to attract investments and empower local communities have made him a key figure in the state’s transformation.

A Bright Future for Rajasthan

The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024 marks a turning point in the state’s economic narrative. With strategic leadership from personalities like Col Rajyavardhan Rathore and support from the central government, Rajasthan is poised to achieve unprecedented growth and prosperity. The summit is not just an event but a milestone in Rajasthan’s journey toward global recognition as a leading investment hub.

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