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India Expands Textile PLI Scheme for Man-Made Fibers

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Indian officials in a meeting, with fabric samples and stacks of textiles in the background, discussing policy.

Indian government officials discuss textile policy with fabric samples on a table.

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India broadens its textile PLI scheme, focusing on man-made fibers to boost industry growth, attract investments, and create jobs. Learn more about this initiative.

The government is planning to expand the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the textile sector, according to Giriraj Singh. The expansion will include man-made fiber apparel, fabrics, and technical textiles.

The initiative is designed to provide a boost to the industry, attract further investment, and accelerate overall growth. It is also expected to support job creation and strengthen India’s position in the global textile market.

Discussions have also taken place with the footwear industry to address issues related to raw materials, according to officials.

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