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Researchers from the Indian Institute of Astrophysics have solved a long-standing mystery regarding the variation in the strengths of fundamental and harmonic radio wave emissions caused by solar coronal shocks. By analyzing global data, they found that the strength of emissions varies based on the heliographic longitude of active solar
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Researchers from the Centre for Nano and Soft Matter Sciences, in collaboration with CHRIST (Deemed to be University), have developed novel polymeric materials named Zn(DAB) and Cd(DAB) that promise enhanced energy storage and efficient green hydrogen production. These materials, composed of zinc or cadmium ions and organic molecules,
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The Ministry of Textiles has released a progress report on the Integrated Processing Development Scheme aimed at enhancing eco-friendly processing standards within India's textile industry. The scheme supports the creation and upgradation of Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETP) and new textile processing parks. As of the latest data,
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The Ministry of Textiles, under the leadership of Shri Giriraj Singh, focuses on enhancing women's participation and empowerment in the textile sector. Key initiatives include the launch of PM MITRA parks, Samarth skill programmes, and support for women in the handloom and silk sectors. Source: Original Link
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The Ministry of Textiles announced an extension for cotton procurement by the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) in Maharashtra to allow more farmers to benefit from the Minimum Support Price (MSP) scheme. With initiatives like the KapasKisan App and expanded procurement centers, CCI aims to ensure wider outreach and timely
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The Indian government has extended the Samarth Scheme by two years, now valid up to March 31, 2026. The extension aims to continue the Scheme for Capacity Building in the Textiles Sector, which offers skill development programs catered to the textile industry, excluding spinning and weaving, contributing significantly to employment
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The Indian government has implemented a series of strategic initiatives to boost the textile and apparel sector, resulting in a significant export surplus. Through various schemes like the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme and the National Technical Textiles Mission, the government is enhancing large-scale manufacturing and competitiveness. Focus on MSMEs
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The Ministry of Textiles has developed a comprehensive diversification strategy to expand India's textile market globally. The initiative involves assigning Nodal Officers to target countries, deputing delegations, and utilizing Free Trade Agreements. Furthermore, the Ministry is promoting handicrafts and handlooms through international marketing events and providing financial support
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The Ministry of Textiles reports significant progress in the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, with 96 companies approved, a committed investment of Rs.31,687 crore, and the creation of over 31,000 jobs by the end of December 2025. Source: Original Link
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The Indian Government is actively working with stakeholders to address global trade changes affecting the textile sector. Recent trade developments with the United States have seen the removal of certain tariffs, and new U.S. tariffs are being evaluated. India's textile exports grew by 3.3% from April
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The Ministry of Textiles in India is focusing on making the Indian Textile Industry globally competitive by using environmentally friendly processing technologies. Under the Integrated Processing Development Scheme (IPDS), launched during the 12th Five Year Plan, the ministry aimed to support the establishment and upgrading of Common Effluent Treatment Plants
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The Ministry of Textiles in India has launched the Mahatma Gandhi Gram Swaraj Initiative, aimed at enhancing rural self-sufficiency in khadi, handloom, and handicrafts. This initiative provides comprehensive support to rural enterprises by improving training and skilling, fostering export-oriented growth, and generating linkages across value chains. Furthermore, it focuses on