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A New Approach To Textile Wastewater: Direct-to-Reuse and ZLD at fractional cost by Vimarsh Verma an

India’s textile industry plays a critical role in employment generation, exports, and GDP contribution. However, its high water consumption and wastewater generation continue to present serious environmental and operational challenges. Fabric processing operations — especially dyeing, washing, and finishing — require vast quantities of water and discharge effluents with high chemical loads and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS).

Karur Textile Industry pledges green future at key Sustainability Workshop

The Karur textile cluster, a cornerstone of India’s home textile sector, took a significant step towards a sustainable and circular future on June 6th, 2025, by hosting a crucial awareness workshop on “Advancing Sustainability & Circularity in Karur Textile Cluster”. The event, held at the Legend Hall, The Residency – Karur, brought together local manufacturers, exporters, industry associations, and government officials to discuss and commit to greener practices.

India promotes Kasturi cotton among mills to improve brand value

Siddhartha Rajagopal, Executive Director of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (Texprocil), said many spinning mills should focus on Kasturi cotton. Within five years, the government wants 10% of cotton grown in India to be tested and certified as Kasturi cotton, according to Rajagopal. The government will help with this as well through the cotton mini-mission. The Kasturi cotton certification will be given to 1.12 lakh bales of cotton during the 2024–2025 cotton season. The Cotton Corporation of India will be the primary storage facility for this cotton.

Global fashion looks to India: National Mission Committee established in support of sustainable text

As part of a bold campaign to establish India as the Responsible Fashion Business Capital by 2030, the International Fashion Business Exchange Council (IFBEC) convened its National Mission Committee (NMC) on World Environment Day at the World Trade Center, Mumbai.

Textile Ministry Convenes Fourth ESG Task Force Meeting to Shape Sustainable Future for Indian Secto

The Ministry of Textiles, led by Secretary Smt. Neelam Shami Rao held the fourth meeting of its ESG Task Force, bringing together a wide spectrum of stakeholders to help define a sustainable vision for India’s textiles and apparel industry.

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