The rupee fell 28 paise to open at 91.25/USD.The Indian rupee opened 28 paise lower at 91.25 against the US dollar on Monday, compared to its closing level of 90.97 on Friday.READ MORE :- State-wise Cotton Corporation of India Cotton Sales – 2025-26
💥State-wise CCI Cotton Sales Details – 2025-26 Season💥The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) reduced its cotton prices for the 2025-26 season by ₹700–₹1,100 per candy this week, significantly boosting CCI's sales volume. However, on February 26, CCI increased its cotton sales prices by ₹100 per candy. To date, CCI has sold approximately 12,58,100 cotton bales for the 2025-26 season.
Madhya Pradesh invites investment in textile sector from Rajasthan Chief Minister of India’s Madhya Pradesh (MP) state Mohan Yadav recently invited investors from neighbouring Rajasthan state to further develop the former’s textile industry.He was addressing local investors, business leaders, industrialists and representatives of various industrial organisations at a session on investment opportunities in MP held in the textile city of Bhilwara in Rajasthan.Drawing inspiration from Bhilwara’s rich textile heritage, Madhya Pradesh seeks to explore multiple opportunities and build a long-term partnership with a progressing Rajasthan, an official release from the MP government said.Yadav, who has personally taken charge of the state’s industries department, said incentives are being provided to investors, and significant concessions are being offered for major investment proposals.The foundation stone for the country’s first and largest PM MITRA Park in the textile sector has already been laid in MP.Secretary of the Mewar Chamber of Commerce RK Jain urged Yadav to establish a technical textile park in the bordering Neemuch district.read more:- Cotton arrivals in Morbi break records
Record breaking cotton revenue in Morbi (Gujarat) yard: 10 lakh maunds of cotton received in 5 monthsCompared to last year, revenue increased by 1.50 lakh maunds due to higher sowing, although the price decreased by Rs 30 to 35 per maund.Morbi: Due to higher sowing of cotton than groundnut in Morbi district in the last Kharif season, the marketing yard received 10 lakh maunds of cotton in the last 5 months. Which, according to the official data of Marketing Yard, is 1.50 lakh maunds more than last year. It is important to note that despite record sowing of cotton in the Kharif season, farmers got an average price of Rs 30 to 35 per maund lower than last year.According to the information received, maximum cotton was planted in Morbi district in the Kharif season of 2025-26. Due to timely rains in the Kharif season, farmers had a very good cotton crop. But, due to unseasonal rains after Diwali, farmers' cotton crop got spoiled. Despite this, the hard work of the farmers paid off and this year the farmers produced 1.50 lakh maunds more cotton than last year.In the year 2024-25, the total cotton production in the district was 1,68,321 maunds. In contrast, in the Kharif season of 2025-26, farmers had sold 2,03,511 maunds of cotton for sale in the marketing yard. It is noteworthy that last year farmers got an average price of Rs 1416 for cotton. In comparison, this year farmers got an average price of Rs 1385, down by Rs 30 to 35.read more:- CCI records cotton purchase in Sankheda
Record Cotton Procurement in Gujarat’s Sankheda: CCI Buys Produce Worth ₹685 CroreSankheda (Gujarat): A major milestone has been achieved in the agriculture sector of Sankheda taluka, where the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) recorded a significant cotton procurement during the 2025–26 season. Despite challenges such as unseasonal rains and adverse weather, cotton worth nearly ₹685 crore was directly purchased from farmers.The procurement drive, which started in December at Handod and Kalediya centres, concluded on February 27. This season, CCI offered a higher Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹8,060 per quintal, attracting a large number of farmers not only from Chhota Udaipur district but also from neighbouring Narmada and Vadodara districts.As per official figures, around 8.50 lakh quintals of cotton were procured at these two centres, marking a notable increase from last year’s 7.81 lakh quintals—an addition of nearly 70,000 quintals.While farmers welcomed the higher MSP, concerns were raised regarding crop losses due to untimely rainfall and initial difficulties with the newly introduced digital registration system. For the first time, CCI implemented a mobile app-based registration process aimed at improving transparency and efficiency.Although farmers initially found the system challenging due to document uploads and digital procedures, it ensured direct payment transfers into bank accounts, minimizing delays and eliminating middlemen.Despite weather-related setbacks affecting crop quality and yield, overall procurement has surpassed last year’s levels. The infusion of ₹685 crore into the rural economy is expected to boost local trade, liquidity, and employment in the region.read more:- Relief to farmers: Procurement till March 15
Cotton procurement date extended: Cotton procurement date extended till March 15; Important decision of CCI for farmersPune News: CCI has finally extended 15 days for the purchase of cotton under guarantee. Cotton procurement in the state will now be done with guaranteed price till March 15. Therefore, CCI has appealed to the cotton producers to book their slots and sell cotton at a guaranteed price.Cotton Corporation of India i.e. CCI had decided to stop purchasing cotton with guarantee from Friday (27th). But farmers were still demanding extension of time as there was still a large amount of cotton left. State Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had also written a letter to Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh demanding extension of time till April 30.But till the evening of 27 February, no decision was taken regarding cotton expansion. Therefore, various types of discussions continued in the market throughout the day. There was confusion among the farmers also. Farmers in many areas are saying that they still have up to 30 percent cotton left. There was a fear that these farmers would face problems due to this. But this evening a decision was taken to extend the deadline. So farmers will get relief.CCI President Lalit Kumar Gupta said Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had requested Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh to extend the deadline for cotton procurement. Farmers were also demanding extension. Accordingly, Textiles Minister Singh, keeping in mind the demand of the Chief Minister, has extended the deadline for cotton procurement in the interest of farmers.guarantee requiredCotton prices in the domestic market have declined since CCI started selling them. The price has come down from Rs 8,500 and at present the average price of cotton in the market is between Rs 7,300 to Rs 7,700. So the guaranteed price of cotton is Rs 8 thousand 110. The price has been reduced by Rs 800 from the guaranteed price. On one hand CCI is reducing the price by selling cotton at lower prices. Therefore the basis of guarantee is necessary. Farmers need the option to sell cotton at a minimum guaranteed price.25 lakh bales purchased in the stateSince the price of cotton was low from the beginning, this year also CCI's purchase got a good response from the farmers. CCI has so far purchased 102 lakh bales of cotton in the country. Out of this, 25 lakh 50 thousand bales of cotton were purchased in Maharashtra. CCI has informed that 31 lakh bales have been purchased in Telangana. There is a possibility that as time progresses, purchases in the state will increase.Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had requested Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh to extend the deadline for cotton procurement. Keeping in mind the demand of the Chief Minister and the interest of the farmers, the Union Minister has extended the deadline for cotton purchase till March 15.Lalit Kumar Gupta, Chairman, CCIread more:- Cotton target raised despite labour shortage
Punjab increases cotton target amid fear of pests, shortage of labourAs soon as the cotton sowing season starts in April, there is an atmosphere of uncertainty in the cotton sector of Punjab. Farmers and agricultural experts are concerned about the threat of pest-prone hybrid seeds, especially pink bollworm, and a severe shortage of farm workers. Despite these challenges, the state agriculture department has set a target of sowing cotton in 1.5 lakh hectares for the kharif season of 2025-26, which is about 30,000 hectares more than the previous season. It is noteworthy that in the year 2021, cotton was sown in 2.5 lakh hectare area in the state, after which there has been a continuous decline in the area.In the semi-arid southern districts of Punjab, cotton picking is mainly done by women. However, declining crop production and persistent losses have led to reduced work in the fields, causing a large number of agricultural workers to turn to other employment. Many workers now find working in non-agricultural activities or under rural employment schemes as a more secure and stable option.Baldev Singh, a farmer from Bajak village in Bathinda district, says that since 2021, crops are continuously failing due to pest attacks and adverse weather. In such a situation, the availability of agricultural workers called 'Siri' has decreased. Workers are preferring jobs that are less labor-intensive and have relatively stable income, increasing the difficulties for cotton growers.According to Gurjit Singh Romana, a farmer from Fazilka district, after five consecutive seasons of poor crops, farmers are not ready to take the risk again. He says BT-2 cotton seeds are sensitive to pink bollworm and till now farmers have not been assured that the new crop will be safe. Despite limited options in semi-arid areas, farmers are skeptical and reluctant to increase cotton acreage.State Agriculture Director Gurjit Singh Brar admitted that the labor shortage in the cotton belt has become acute in the last two-three years. He said that the department is taking steps like promoting mechanization and cleaning the fields before sowing. According to Brar, the root of the problem is the seeds being susceptible to pests. The new generation of pink bollworm-resistant seeds are still in the testing phase and their acceptance will take time. At present, the teams of the department are busy in motivating the farmers for cotton cultivation as per the advice of experts.read more:- CCI weekly sales: 8.65 lakh bales sold, prices fluctuate
CCI's Weekly Sales Update: 8.65 Lakh Bales Sold as Prices Fluctuate Between ₹700–1100 Drop and ₹100 Hike During the week from 23rd February 2026 to 27th February 2026, CCI conducted regular online auctions for mills and traders of various centers. These auctions resulted in total weekly sales of approximately 8.64 Lakh bales for 2025-26 and 800 bales for 2024-25 season, reflecting strong demand from both segments.Cotton prices fell by ₹700– ₹1100 per candy on the 23rd Feb, leading to a significant rise in CCI’s sales volume. However, on 26th Feb, CCI increased its cotton sale price by ₹100 per candy.Day-wise Sales PerformanceFebruary 23, 2026:CCI began the week with strong sales, disposing of 86,000 bales from 2025–26 season.Mills session accounted for 32,300 bales and Traders purchased 53,700 balesFebruary 24, 2026:The total volumes reaching 2,17,100 bales, comprising 2,16,900 bales from 2025–26 and 200 bales from the previous season.Mills bought 87,900 bales, all from current season and Traders purchased 1,29,200 bales, including 200 bales from the older season.February 25, 2026:The highest sales volume of the week was recorded on Wednesday, with 2,77,800 bales sold. This included 2,77,200 bales from the 2025–26 crop and 600 bales from 2024–25.Mills bought 1,02,800 bales, including 100 bales from the older season and Traders emerged as aggressive buyers with 1,75,000 bales, including 500 bales from 2024–25.February 26, 2026:CCI sold 1,84,200 bales, all belonging to the current season.Mills purchased 73,200 bales and Traders accounted for 1,11,000 bales.February 27, 2026:The week concluded with sales of 1,00,500 bales, all from the current season.Mills bought 45,500 bales and Traders purchased 55,000 bales.Cumulative sales :Following the latest auctions, CCI’s total sales reached:12,58,100 bales for the 2025–26 season, and 98,83,000 bales for the 2024–25 season.read more :- PM Mitra Park in MP: New center of industry and employment
MP's PM Mitra Park leading in investment and employment generationIndore: PM Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) Park located in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh has emerged as the leader among the seven textile mega parks of India. The park has shown high pace in investment commitments and land allocation, while many other states are still in the early implementation stage. It will encourage integrated manufacturing and technological upgradation in line with the 5F vision of the Central Government – from farm to fiber to factory to fashion and overseas market.In the recently concluded second phase, 320 acres of land was allotted to 13 companies, which will generate investment of about Rs 7,500 crore and over 16,000 jobs. About 1,130 acres of land had been allotted in the first phase, and the process of lease execution and plot possession is being expedited ahead of the third phase.Rajkumar Ramasamy, managing director of the Tamil Nadu-based textile company, said they are setting up an integrated unit to supply fiber to their plants. He described the favorable industrial environment of Madhya Pradesh and the success of the pilot project in Ujjain as attractive opportunities. Bhilosa Industries, a major anchor investor, plans to invest about Rs 4,500 crore in 200 acres of land and create 3,500 jobs.Industry experts are appreciating MP's rapid development, quick approval process and integrated planning of social infrastructure such as housing, health, education and recreation around the park. Madhya Pradesh has also provided competitive power tariffs, increasing the cost efficiency and long-term feasibility of the project.Sanjay Aggarwal, Managing Director, NASA's Fiber to Fashion, said that they are developing an integrated weaving, dyeing and apparel project in 30 acres inside the park. With EU tariff benefits and state incentives for European markets, the project will be cost effective and in line with global standards.MPIDC Managing Director Chandramouli Shukla said so far 38 companies have submitted investment proposals worth more than Rs 21,500 crore, which is expected to create about 55,000 jobs. Seven PM Mitra Parks of India have been approved in the budget of Rs 4,445 crore under the Union Textiles Ministry, with the aim of promoting large-scale investment and employment generation.read more :- 106 lakh quintals of cotton purchased on MSP in Maharashtra: Minister
Over 106 lakh quintals of cotton procured at MSP in Maharashtra: MinisterMumbai, At least 106.99 lakh quintals of cotton worth ₹8,497 crore had been procured from more than five lakh till February 16, Maharashtra Minister Jaykumar Rawal said on Friday, dismissing claims about technical glitches and malpractice in the process.Cotton procurement at the Minimum Support Price is conducted in the state through the Cotton Corporation of India , the nodal agency under the Union Textiles Ministry.Rawal, in a written reply in the state assembly, said allegations regarding technical glitches in the 'Kapas Kisan' mobile app for slot booking in Jalna district in January 2026 were false.He said 7.20 lakh farmers have successfully registered on the app, and procurement has been proceeding smoothly, without any complaints regarding technical issues to the CCI.The minister also denied allegations of malpractice or exploitation of farmers at procurement centres, stating that cotton meeting MSP quality standards is purchased strictly as per Government of India guidelines.Cotton that does not meet prescribed standards is ineligible for procurement, he said.For the 2025-26 cotton season, 168 procurement centres were opened across the state, and as of February 16, 2026, a total of 106.99 lakh quintals worth ₹8,497 crore had been procured from 5,02,598 farmers, the minister said.On production limits, Rawal said CCI's procurement is based on average yield data issued by the Agriculture Commissionerate, Pune, and farmers producing more than the average can submit certification from local authorities to enable procurement of additional quantity at MSP.He further dismissed claims that the removal of 11 per cent import duty between October 1 and December 31, 2025, led to losses to farmers, and said that CCI procured 74.86 lakh quintals of cotton worth ₹5,937.85 crore in Maharashtra during the period.read more :- Rupee fell 02 paise to close at 90.97 per dollar
The Indian rupee on Friday lower 02 paise to close at 90.97 per dollar, while it opened at 90.95 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 961.42 points or 1.17 percent at 81,287.19, and the Nifty was down 317.90 points or 1.25 percent at 25,178.65. About 1615 shares advanced, 2392 shares declined, and 173 shares unchanged.read more :- BTMA seeks clarity in implementing textile zero-tariff
BTMA seeks clarity to operationalise US-Bangladesh zero-tariff textile deal The Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) has sought structured consultations and policy clarifications to operationalise Article 5.3 (Textiles) of the recently signed US-Bangladesh agreement, saying the deal could significantly expand imports of American cotton while boosting apparel exports to the United States.In a letter to Dr Gary Adams, president and CEO of the National Cotton Council of America, on 18 February, BTMA said the 9 February agreement provides conditional zero reciprocal tariff access for textile and apparel exports to the US, linked to imports of US raw cotton and man-made fibre.BTMA, which represents 1,873 mills with cumulative investments exceeding $23 billion, said US cotton accounted for around 10% of Bangladesh's total cotton imports in 2025. It sees scope to increase that share four to five times in the near term.At full capacity, Bangladesh's annual raw cotton requirement would reach about 16 million bales, compared to the current effective demand of roughly 8 million bales, the letter said.The association argued that the framework would create "mutual benefits", enhancing the competitiveness of Bangladeshi apparel in the US market, strengthening sourcing options for US retailers, and ensuring a "captive and expanding market" for American cotton producers, as eligibility for zero tariffs would require the use of 100% US cotton.However, BTMA sought clarification on several operational issues.These include eligibility rules for blended yarns containing synthetic fibres, and treatment of recycled cotton used in denim production, where traceability of recycled content is challenging. It requested consideration of a policy waiver for recycled components.On the proposed cap mechanism, BTMA suggested that export eligibility be set at five to six times the value of US cotton imports, noting that $1 worth of cotton typically translates into $5-6 in FOB apparel exports.It also sought clarity on whether the cap would be allocated nationally on a first-come basis or company-wise, linked to actual cotton imports.For certification, BTMA recommended using the US Cotton Trust Protocol, proposing a temporary transitional waiver while enhanced traceability systems are developed.The association said it is advising members to prioritise US cotton use and is preparing to establish a dedicated bonded warehouse facility for American cotton.A BTMA delegation is expected to visit the US soon to engage policymakers and industry stakeholders.read more :- CCI's record purchase of cotton in Kukshi
Last day of cotton procurement at CCI Kukshi Mandi: Record purchase of 1.92 lakh quintals fetched good prices; farmers' faces brightenedIt's the last day for the Cotton Corporation of India to purchase cotton at the support price at Kukshi Mandi. The market secretary had already informed farmers about this. This season, the CCI purchased a record 1.92 lakh quintals of cotton from the Kukshi center.Traders Received Prices Up to 1000 Rupees Higher Per QuintalCCI Procurement Officer Uday Patil stated that this time the corporation purchased cotton at rates ranging from 7650 Rupees to 8010 Rupees per quintal. Especially in the months of November and December, CCI prices were up to 1000 Rupees per quintal higher than the open market trading prices. This huge difference has directly and significantly benefited registered farmers.40,000 Cotton Bales ManufacturedThis bumper procurement at the market has also impacted local industries. Approximately 40,000 cotton bales have been prepared in contract de-lining factories from the purchased cotton.Due to CCI's activeness over the past three months, cotton producers have been increasingly interested in Kukshi Mandi, which has had a positive impact on the rural economy.Market Revenue Also IncreasedAccording to Kukshi Mandi Secretary H.S. Jamra, news of good prices led to a surge in cotton arrivals at the market. For the past 90 days, an average of over 200 vehicles have been arriving daily.This record increase in arrivals has also resulted in a significant increase in government revenue from market fees. As tomorrow is the last day of procurement, remaining farmers have been urged to arrive on time with their produce.read more :- Tanzania's new initiative for cotton farmers
Tanzania deploys modern sprayers to transform cotton farming in the countryIn a major push to modernise cotton farming, the Government of Tanzania, through the Tanzania Cotton Board, has purchased and deployed 16 modern self-propelled boom sprayers across key cotton-producing districts as part of its 2024/2025 financial year agricultural strategy.Water management solutionsThe high-tech sprayers have been distributed to five of the eight strategic cotton-producing districts — Meatu, Maswa, Kishapu, Igunga, and Bariadi — where they are expected to significantly improve pest management, cut production costs, and save time for farmers with large farms.Speaking about the project, Ndinda Anthony, the Board’s Agricultural Officer in Bariadi District, said the machines are targeted at farmers operating on larger acreages who adopt recommended cotton farming practices.“The Government has purchased and distributed these machines to strategic cotton-producing districts, targeting farmers with large farms. These machines serve farmers who follow proper cotton farming practices, including planting in rows, since the machine operates by moving through the field while efficiently spraying pesticides.”Anthony stressed that while the machinery is powerful, its benefits depend on farmers adhering to good agricultural practices to boost productivity and ensure correct chemical application.Farmer training programsThe initiative marks a clear shift from traditional pest control methods that have long challenged cotton farmers, who typically relied on manual knapsack sprayers that are labour-intensive, slow, and physically demanding.During a field visit to Kasoli Village in Bariadi District, farmers welcomed the new technology, praising its impact on their daily work. Marco Kayanhale, a farmer and resident of Mwamlapa Village, said the machines have alleviated the strain of spraying duties.“In previous years, we used knapsack sprayers. On this farm, I used to spend four days spraying and would get very exhausted. Now the Government has brought us a spraying machine — we have seen that it has made the work much easier. I will reduce labour costs and the amount of time spent in the field,” he said.Kayanhale noted that the new sprayers not only save time but also reduce fatigue that farmers endure while manually operating backpack equipment.Similarly, Marco Kubagwa, a farmer from Nyanguge Village, said the machines have revolutionised spraying on larger plots. “These machines make spraying much easier for farmers with large farms. In the past, we used knapsack sprayers that caused fatigue and body pains, but now large farms can be sprayed in a short time.”Echoing these views, Chongela Selemani, an Agricultural Officer under the Building a Better Tomorrow (BBT) programme in Mwamlapa Village, highlighted the efficiency gains. “These machines have greatly simplified the work. Previously, farmers used to spend two to three days to complete spraying one acre of land.”Farm management softwareSelemani added that despite the clear advantages of the modern sprayers, some farmers still need guidance on proper agronomic techniques, especially planting in rows. Extension officers continue to use demonstration plots to educate farmers so they can fully benefit from the technology.The purchase and distribution of these sprayers form part of broader government efforts to strengthen cotton production, increase farmer productivity, and promote modern, technology-driven agriculture nationwide — a move that aligns with national agricultural transformation agendas.read more :- The rupee fell 04 paise to open at 90.95/USD.
The rupee fell 04 paise to open at 90.95 against the dollar.The Indian rupee opened at 90.91 against the dollar on Friday after closing at 90.87 on Thursday.READ MORE :-Textile exporters demand extension of RoSCTL for 5 years
Textile exporters seek 5-Year RoSCTL extension for global competitivenessNew Delhi: The Home Textile Exporters’ Welfare Association (HEWA) has called for a five-year extension of the RoSCTL (Rebate of State and Central Taxes and Levies) Scheme, following the Ministry of Textiles’ formal acknowledgement that the representation has been taken on record for policy-level examination.The representation, submitted through the Prime Minister’s Office, emphasized that RoSCTL functions as a WTO-compliant tax neutralisation mechanism aimed at refunding embedded and non-creditable taxes to ensure Indian textile exporters remain globally competitive.Anant Srivastava, President, HEWA, said, in a statement, "We are extremely thankful to the Government of India for negotiating multiple trade agreements that create substantial opportunities for Indian textile exporters. To capitalise on these developments, exporters require stability and predictability in domestic policy. RoSCTL plays a vital role in ensuring competitiveness during this expansion phase.”Notably, in its official communication dated 25 February 2026, the Ministry clarified that continuation or extension of RoSCTL is a policy matter. The Ministry noted the observations submitted by HEWA and stated that the suggestion has been placed on record for examination at the appropriate level.HEWA highlighted that the timing of policy stability is crucial as India advances negotiations under the India–EU and India–UK Free Trade Agreements, alongside existing trade arrangements with Australia and the UAE. The Association stated that continuity in tax neutralisation mechanisms will enable exporters to effectively leverage expanded market access.The textile and garment sector continues to face global headwinds, including high US tariffs, rising sea freight rates, post-COVID cost escalation, and geopolitical disruptions impacting supply chains. Vikas Singh Chauhan, Director, HEWA, said: “India is well positioned to benefit from global supply chain realignments. However, this is not the appropriate time to alter the refund mechanism of embedded taxes under RoSCTL. MSME exporters need policy continuity to sustain employment, strengthen capacity, and plan long-term investments.”HEWA expressed confidence that a balanced, forward-looking decision will be taken in the larger national interest, supporting MSME exporters, employment generation, and India’s global textile competitiveness.read more :- TEXWIN Premium Cotton Yarn Launch at VIATT 2026
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| The rupee fell 28 paise to open at 91.25. | 02-03-2026 09:49:46 | view |
| State-wise Cotton Corporation of India Cotton Sales – 2025-26 | 28-02-2026 15:28:52 | view |
| MP leads in investment in textiles | 28-02-2026 13:05:28 | view |
| Cotton arrivals in Morbi break records | 28-02-2026 12:54:39 | view |
| Sankheda Sets Record: CCI Procures Cotton Worth ₹685 Crore | 28-02-2026 12:43:47 | view |
| Relief to farmers: Procurement till March 15 | 28-02-2026 12:32:50 | view |
| Cotton target raised despite labour shortage | 28-02-2026 12:21:41 | view |
| CCI weekly sales: 8.65 lakh bales sold, prices fluctuate | 27-02-2026 17:50:52 | view |
| PM Mitra Park in MP: New center of industry and employment | 27-02-2026 17:10:51 | view |
| 106 lakh quintals of cotton purchased on MSP in Maharashtra: Minister | 27-02-2026 16:15:41 | view |
| Rupee fell 02 paise to close at 90.97 per dollar | 27-02-2026 15:50:24 | view |
| BTMA seeks clarity in implementing textile zero-tariff | 27-02-2026 13:18:25 | view |
| CCI's record purchase of cotton in Kukshi | 27-02-2026 12:06:49 | view |
| Tanzania's new initiative for cotton farmers | 27-02-2026 11:52:15 | view |
| The rupee fell 04 paise to open at 90.95/USD. | 27-02-2026 09:26:02 | view |
| Textile exporters demand extension of RoSCTL for 5 years | 26-02-2026 17:02:48 | view |
