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With global buyers shifting from China and Bangladesh, India’s textile sector is witnessing an unprecedented boom driven by policy support, global trust, and sustainable practices. Discover how India is rewriting the export story. The vibrant tale of Indian textiles is no longer confined to looms and legends—it is now being scripted in global boardrooms and apparel showrooms. As geopolitical shifts and economic policies rewire global supply chains, India has emerged not just as a substitute but as a serious front-runner in textile exports. From Tiruppur to Surat, the sound of sewing machines and the hustle of textile parks are more than industrial activity—they are the heartbeat of a nation reclaiming its space in global trade. In 2024, a combination of external disruptions and internal evolution created the perfect storm for India’s ascent as the new beacon in textile exports. Let’s stitch together this narrative—thread by thread. 1. Global Buyers Shift Focus: From Familiar to T...

The hashtag #FundKaveriEngine has taken X (formerly Twitter) by storm over the last 16 hours, with thousands of users calling on the Indian government to step up its investment in indigenous defence technology. At the centre of this online movement is the Kaveri Engine , a symbol of India’s pursuit of self-reliance in military aviation. But what exactly is the Kaveri Engine, and why has it become a rallying point for so many netizens? Let’s unpack the story. What is the Kaveri Engine? The Kaveri Engine is India’s ambitious effort to design and develop its own fighter jet engine, eliminating the need for foreign imports. Specifically crafted for the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas , this twin-spool, low-bypass turbofan engine is expected to deliver around 80 kilonewtons (kN) of thrust. In simpler terms, it's the powerhouse meant to fuel India's aerial defence with indigenous technology. Developed by the Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) under DRDO , the engine inc...