India-Japan textile exports likely to pick up At the seventh joint committee meeting under the India-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) held recently in Tokyo, Indian commerce secretary Rajesh Agrawal noted the significant potential of export of Indian textiles, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and services to Japan.Both sides reviewed issues relating to the implementation of the CEPA and deliberated on ways to further strengthen bilateral economic engagement, the Indian Ministry of Commerce & Industry said in a release.Discussions covered a wide range of issues, including bilateral trade and investment, improving the business environment, and the upcoming 14th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation.While the Japanese side underscored the need to enhance and diversify bilateral trade and investment, Agrawal underlined the importance of achieving a more balanced bilateral trade relationship to ensure long-term sustainability.A trade and investment roadshow was organised by the embassy of India in Japan in collaboration with the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and the Japan Business Federatiom (Keidanren), focusing on promoting trade from India and facilitating greater investment flows from Japanese companies.read more :- Rupee fell 09 paise to close at 91.74 per dollar
The Indian rupee on Friday lower 09 paise to close at 91.74 per dollar, while it opened at 91.65 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 1,097 points or 1.37 percent at 78,918.90, and the Nifty was down 315.45 points or 1.27 percent at 24,450.45. About 1813 shares advanced, 2217 shares declined, and 169 shares unchanged.read more :- Cotton procurement period extended, relief to farmers
Big twist in cotton prices: relief to farmers due to increase in procurement periodThere is news of relief for cotton farmers. The Central Government has extended the period of cotton purchase at guaranteed rate (MSP) in Maharashtra. This has given farmers additional time to sell their produce and the market is expected to be bustling again.Till about a month ago, cotton was getting good prices in the agricultural produce markets of the district. Due to purchasing by private traders and at the village level, the price of cotton had reached around Rs 8,500 per quintal.However, later due to less demand in the market the prices started falling. At present the price of cotton in the mandis remains between Rs 7,000 to Rs 7,200 per quintal.Due to falling prices, many farmers have stored their cotton at home instead of selling it. Farmers hope that the prices may improve in the coming time with the increase in demand in the market, so they are waiting for better prices.Meanwhile, the last date for purchasing cotton at guaranteed rate through Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) was earlier fixed as February 27. Due to the expiry of the deadline, there was an atmosphere of worry among the farmers and there was a demand to extend the procurement period.Keeping in view the demand of farmers, the Central Government has decided to extend the period of cotton purchase at guaranteed rate till March 15. This decision has brought great relief to the farmers.Given the current low market prices, many farmers may now turn to CCI procurement centers to sell cotton at guaranteed rates. In such a situation, the arrival of cotton at these centers is expected to increase in the coming days.At present, cotton is being procured through CCI at nine procurement centers in the district. These include Chikhalgaon, Borgaonmanju, Akot-1, Akot-2, Chohotta Bazaar, Telhara, Paras, Barshitakli and Murtijapur.Cotton farmers have got some relief from this moratorium given by the government. At the same time, market committees and private buyers believe that cotton prices may improve in the coming time, hence farmers are also keeping an eye on the market activities.read more :- CCI stops purchase, cotton farmers worry increased
Cotton Farmers Face Losses in Adilabad After CCI Halts ProcurementAdilabad: Cotton farmers in Adilabad and neighbouring districts are facing significant financial losses after the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) halted procurement on February 27. With no extension granted to the procurement deadline, many farmers have been forced to sell their produce to private traders at prices well below the Minimum Support Price (MSP).According to officials, cotton was cultivated across 12.60 lakh acres in Adilabad, Mancherial, Kumram Bheem Asifabad, and Nirmal districts during the 2025 season. Initially, authorities estimated that the four districts would produce around 70 lakh quintals of cotton. However, unfavourable weather conditions led to a considerable decline in the overall yield.The CCI began procurement on October 27, offering an MSP of ₹8,110 per quintal for cotton with moisture content between 8 and 12 percent. Later, the agency reduced the price by ₹100 per quintal, citing higher moisture levels and smaller seed sizes, which further affected farmers’ earnings.Procurement was officially stopped on February 20, but after protests by farmer organisations and political parties, particularly the BRS, the deadline was extended to February 27. The party organised road blockades and submitted representations to the district collectors of Adilabad and Kumram Bheem Asifabad, demanding an extension of the procurement period.Despite appeals from farmer groups and political leaders to extend the deadline until March 25, the CCI did not revise its decision.Following the closure of procurement centres, farmers have been compelled to sell their cotton to private traders for around ₹6,500 per quintal, nearly ₹1,500 less than the MSP.Borranna, district convener of Rythu Swarajya Vedika, said cotton farmers have been facing multiple challenges from sowing to harvest. He noted that while cotton cultivation was once profitable, farmers are now experiencing severe financial distress due to poor marketing opportunities and unseasonal rains. “Cotton cultivation is no longer profitable,” he said.Officials stated that procurement in the erstwhile Adilabad district has reached around 45 lakh quintals so far, compared to 56.94 lakh quintals during the previous year.The Adilabad Agriculture Market Yard recorded procurement of 18.93 lakh quintals, down from 25.38 lakh quintals last year. Market yards in Asifabad, Nirmal, and Mancherial districts have also reported significantly lower procurement compared to the previous season.read more :- The rupee fell 05 paise to open at 91.65 against the dollar.
The rupee fell 05 paise to open at 91.65/USDOn Friday, the Indian rupee fell 05 paise to open at 91.65 per dollar, compared to the previous close of 91.60.READ MORE :- India-Canada CEPA expected to increase trade: Rubix Data Sciences
Proposed India-Canada CEPA can boost goods trade: Rubix Data SciencesA proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) between India and Canada could significantly strengthen bilateral trade by reducing tariffs and improving market access, according to Rubix Data Sciences.The agreement is expected to benefit sectors such as pharmaceuticals, engineering goods, textiles, and agricultural products, while also ensuring more reliable imports of key resources like pulses and fertilisers.Rubix Data Sciences noted that beyond lowering tariffs, CEPA could deepen supply chain integration, encourage services and investment flows, and create a more stable and diversified trade framework. These improvements could help transform the currently cyclical nature of India–Canada trade into sustained long-term growth.Bilateral trade between the two countries increased from $6.9 billion in FY22 to $8.7 billion in FY25, reflecting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 8%, largely driven by stronger import growth.However, the sharp fall in imports during the first nine months of FY26 led to a 13% contraction in total trade, highlighting India’s sensitivity to commodity import cycles.Despite these fluctuations, the overall trade balance between India and Canada has remained broadly neutral, shifting between surplus and deficit over the years. India recorded a surplus in FY22, deficits from FY23 to FY25, and a surplus again in FY26 so far.This pattern reflects the complementary nature of bilateral trade, where India exports value-added manufactured goods while importing primary commodities, resulting in cyclical movements rather than a persistent structural imbalance.read more :- Rupee fell 03 paise to close at 91.60 per dollar
The Indian rupee on Thursday lower 03 paise to close at 91.60 per dollar, while it opened at 91.57 in the morning.Benchmark indices ended sharply higher on Thursday, with the Sensex rising 900 points, or 1.14 percent, to close at 80,015, while the Nifty gained 285 points, or 1.17 percent, to settle at 24,765. read more :- Mega Textile Park proposal sent to Division
Proposal for establishment of Mega Textile Park sent to the concerned divisionOn the occasion of Holi festival, a big positive news related to the industrial sector has come out for Bhilwara. Under the Mega Textile Park Scheme of the Central Government, the process for setting up a park in Bhilwara has been taken forward.After the announcement of Mega Textile Park in the Union Budget (February 1), MP Damodar Aggarwal wrote a letter to the Prime Minister, Union Textiles Minister and Chief Minister on February 3, again strongly demanding the establishment of a park in Bhilwara. In this matter, on February 11, Union Textile Minister Giriraj Singh informed that the proposal for setting up a mega textile park in Bhilwara has been sent to the concerned department for further action.It is expected that soon Bhilwara will receive positive information in this regard. According to Prem Garg, General Secretary of Bhilwara Textile Trade Federation, MP and Federation President Damodar Aggarwal has been engaged in this effort for a long time. Due to the decision of the previous state government, the Bhilwara proposal could not be sent to the Center on time. The Ashok Gehlot-led government at that time sent Jodhpur's proposal, which was rejected by the central government, while textile parks were allotted to other states.It was told that Union Minister Giriraj Singh was invited to Bhilwara on 15 April 2025 and informed about the textile industrial potential of this place. Urged to give Bhilwara its rights. The minister had also given positive assurance in this direction. It is known that Bhilwara is recognized as a major textile industry center in the country. If a mega textile park is established here, it can give a new impetus to the industrial development, employment generation and export growth of the area.read more :- 7000 farmers of Sirsa benefited from cotton sowing scheme
7000 farmers of Sirsa benefited from cotton sowing schemeHaryana government has increased the budget of the scheme under sowing of indigenous cotton. Farmers will get a benefit of Rs 4,000 per acre. Now farmers across the state, including Sirsa, sowing indigenous cotton will benefit. Earlier farmers used to get three thousand rupees. This will increase interest among farmers towards indigenous cotton.About 7 thousand farmers of Sirsa, who are registered with the Agriculture Department, will get its direct benefit. These farmers get the benefits of the scheme. Sirsa is considered a hub in desi cotton because from the beginning, it produces the highest amount of cotton in the state. In view of this, the headquarters of the Central Research Center for Cotton has also been built here by the government. But in the last few years, farmers' interest in cotton has reduced due to low yield due to pink bollworm and other diseases.Due to this, most of the farmers have stopped sowing cotton. Now they have started cultivating paddy instead of cotton. There was a time when Sirsa district was at the top in cotton production, but now there is negligible cultivation of cotton in the villages. At present, in such a situation in the district, the government wants to motivate the farmers towards cotton, so that the area under cotton can increase.MLA Gokul Setia had raised the issue in the HouseCongress MLA Gokul Setia from Sirsa constituency had raised the issue of decline in the area of indigenous cotton in the Haryana Assembly budget session. MLA Setia had demanded to increase the scope of the benefit scheme for sowing indigenous cotton. After the Haryana government raised the issue of indigenous cotton in the assembly budget session, a provision was made to increase the scope of this scheme.Panchayat Minister had given the answerOn this, Agriculture and Panchayat Minister Shyam Singh Rana had replied in the House that an incentive amount of three thousand rupees is given on this. MLA Setia had demanded that our seed is very old. The crops are good in foreign countries, we should have similar good seeds here. Like sowing millet crop, bonus should be given to the farmers sowing desi cotton. New seeds should be developed.Inclusion in Bhavantar will increase interest among farmers: DDAIn this matter, DDA Sukhbir Singh from the Agriculture Department says that there are about 7 thousand beneficiary farmers in Sirsa district, who are given three thousand rupees by the department for sowing desi cotton under the scheme. There is about 17 thousand acres of desi cotton. A request was made to the government by the department that this cotton crop is used commercially.Therefore, this crop should be grown like millet sold under Bhavantar Yojana, so that the farmer can get the benefit of Bhavantar Yojana. Otherwise interest among farmers is decreasing. If the farmer gets lower prices in private then he can get the benefit of price variation. This will increase the area. The good thing is that the government has increased the amount given to farmers under the scheme by one thousand rupees.The incentive amount on indigenous cotton cultivation will be ₹4,000 per acre instead of ₹3,000.Additional bonus of ₹ 2,000 per acre for growing pulses, oilseeds and cotton instead of paddy.There will be space for organic production in 10 markets.Compensation on fruits, vegetables and spices will increase under CM Horticulture Insurance Scheme.Incentive amount of ₹ 5,000 per acre on sowing sugarcane through single bud technology.Beekeeping will also be included in the Chief Minister Horticulture Insurance Scheme.7 veterinary dispensaries and 4 government veterinary hospitals will open in the state.
Rupee opens 57 paise up at 91.57/USD Indian rupee opened 57 paise higher at 91.57 per dollar on Thursday versus previous close of 92.14.read more :- Land to 23 textile investors in PM Mitra Park
PM MITRA Park Tamil Nadu Allocates 190 Acres of Land to 23 Textile InvestorsThe Board of Directors of PM MITRA Park Tamil Nadu has allocated 190.44 acres of industrial land to 23 investors, unlocking committed investments of approximately ₹2,192.21 crore (~$264 million) and creating the potential for approximately 15,000 jobs. Approved proposals include integrated plants, yarn manufacturing, fabric production, processing and finishing, apparel manufacturing, and technical textiles.The allocations indicate the industry's strong confidence in the park's governance structure and long-term competitiveness. According to a press release issued by the Indian Ministry of Textiles, the PM MITRA Park in Virudhunagar is expected to accelerate the development of an integrated yarn-to-garment value chain in a region already known for textile and apparel manufacturing and exports.The park, one of seven mega textile parks under the PM MITRA scheme, is being developed at a cost of ₹1,894 crore ($228 million). It will include a 15 MLD CETP with ZLD, a 20 MLD ZLD facility, a 20 MW solar power plant, a centralized steam boiler, and approximately 1.3 million square feet of plug-and-play units. Located on NH 44 and 106 km from Tuticorin Port, it offers strong logistics connectivity. Infrastructure work worth approximately ₹550 crore ($60 million) is underway, targeted for completion by December 2027.The 9th Board meeting, held on February 27, 2026, was chaired by Neelam Shami Rao, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles. Among those present were Rohit Kansal, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Textiles; Arun Roy Vijayakrishnan, Secretary, Department of Industries, Investment Promotion and Commerce, Government of Tamil Nadu; Senthil Raj Krishnan, MD, SIPCOT; With representatives from NICDC, Ministry of Textiles and SIPCOT.
India introduces deferred customs duty payments for some importersThe Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) of India has recently introduced a new facility for credible manufacturers by enabling the facility of deferred payment of customs duty for a new category of importers called 'Eligible Manufacturer Importers' (EMIs).This facility will be available from April 1 and will be applicable till March 31, 2028.The decision was taken after the announcement by Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the budget for the financial year 2026-27.The reforms are expected to improve ease of doing business, strengthen compliance, promote wider participation in the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) program and boost domestic manufacturing, a Finance Ministry release said.CBIC has issued detailed eligibility conditions, application process and operational guidelines in this regard.Under the initiative, EMI can be paid for imported goods without paying customs duty at the time of clearance. Instead, the applicable duty can be paid on a monthly basis, as prescribed under the Deferred Payment of Import Duty Rules, 2016, thereby helping manufacturers better manage cash flow and working capital.The deferred payment facility will be available for EMIs meeting the prescribed criteria related to Customs and Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance, turnover, financial position and past track record. Existing entities including Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises under AEO Tier 1 (T1), who satisfy the eligibility conditions, are also eligible to participate.The release said the EMI scheme has been designed as a confidence-based convenience measure to encourage compliant manufacturers to benefit from the simplified processes and motivate them towards higher levels of compliance.During the validity period of the scheme, approved EMIs are expected to progressively attain AEO-T2 or AEO-T3 status, thereby enabling access to enhanced convenience, faster approvals and priority treatment under the AEO programme.read more :- Iran-Israel war: The price may prove costly for India
Oil, Textiles & More: The Cost India May Pay for the Iran–Israel WarThe escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is beginning to impact India’s economy, with rising household prices and growing pressure on exporters. Disruptions in shipping lanes and air routes across West Asia are pushing up logistics costs, delaying deliveries, and unsettling commodity markets.Prices of staples such as pulses and onions have started climbing as supply chains face uncertainty. Exporters of rice, textiles, gems, electronics, and IT services are also reporting higher freight rates and longer transit times.In 2025, India exported goods worth $1.2 billion to Iran, including rice ($747 million), bananas ($61 million), and tea ($51 million). Imports from Iran comprised petroleum coke ($135.7 million), apples ($71.5 million), and dates ($33.3 million).Textile exports hit by shipping delays :-India’s garment and textile sector is among the first to feel the heat, as vessels avoid the Strait of Hormuz — a key route for trade between Asia and the West. Ships headed to Europe and the US may now take the longer route around the Cape of Good Hope, extending delivery times by up to 25 days.“We will face delays in shipments going to Europe and the USA as the shipping routes would now avoid the Gulf region,” said Vijay Agarwal, chairman of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council. “It’s going to hurt us as we are in the fashion business, which is very time-sensitive.”In Tiruppur, which accounts for over 40% of India’s knitted garment exports, manufacturers fear missed deadlines and tighter cash flows. “Some April orders have been shipped, while others are still being produced. Any delay has financial implications,” said Raja M. Shanmugham, former president of the Tiruppur Exporters’ Association.“Even Dubai is an important transit hub,” added K. M. Subramaniam, current president of the association. “If airspace there closes, exports could be severely disrupted.”Oil shock raises fiscal concerns :-Crude oil prices surged after US–Israeli strikes killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, with Brent crude hitting $82.37 per barrel on Monday — the highest since January 2025. Nearly 20% of global oil trade and 40% of India’s crude imports move through the Strait of Hormuz.“For India, each $1 increase in crude adds roughly $2 billion to the annual import bill,” said JM Financial in a note. Sustained high oil prices could raise petrol, diesel, and LPG costs, strain public finances, and widen the fiscal deficit.HDFC Bank warned that higher oil prices may also weaken the rupee and expand the current account deficit. India’s strategic oil reserves cover around 74 days of demand, but analysts caution that if tensions persist, Brent could rise to between $90 and $110 per barrel.Broader impact :-The Iran–Israel conflict underscores India’s vulnerability to instability in West Asia — a region critical for both energy and exports. From household groceries to high-value shipments, the economic shock could deepen if the crisis escalates further.read more :- Rupee fell 22 paise to close at 91.47 per dollar
The Indian rupee on Monday lower 22 paise to close at 91.47 per dollar, while it opened at 91.25 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 1,048.34 points or 1.29 percent at 80,238.85, and the Nifty was down 312.95 points or 1.24 percent at 24,865.70. About 820 shares advanced, 3386 shares declined, and 130 shares unchanged.read more :- Cotton yarn prices fall 2% due to RoDTEP cut in India
Cotton yarn prices in India fell by 2% after RoDTEP cut.India’s cotton yarn market has weakened after the recent reduction in benefits under the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products scheme. Export rebates for cotton yarn have been reduced from around 3.4% of FOB value to 1.7%. The 50% cut has immediately narrowed exporter margins.India cotton yarn prices fall up to 2% after RoDTEP cut squeezes export marginsSouth India, which accounts for nearly 60% of India’s spinning capacity, has seen slower trade over the past week. In key hubs such as Coimbatore and Tiruppur, traders report that yarn prices have declined by ₹2 to ₹5 per kilogram across several commonly traded counts.In Mumbai, prices of 30 count carded cotton yarn fell by about ₹3 per kilogram,while 40 count combed yarn dropped by around ₹4 per kilogram compared with the previous week of February 2026. Overall, spot yarn prices corrected by 1% to 2% in the short term.India’s cotton yarn exports reached about $3.77 billion in FY2023–24, according to Texprocil trade statistics. A 1.7% reduction in export rebates could cut about $60 million from industry earnings each year. Since most mills work with profit margins of only 3% to 5%, this loss is very significant.Domestic demand has also remained cautious. Fabric and garment units have adequate inventory and are not placing aggressive fresh orders. Capacity utilization in several spinning units has reportedly slipped to 75% to 80%, compared with over 85% during stronger export cycles.The competitiveness gap is a growing concern. Competing producers in Bangladesh and Vietnam continue to benefit from stable export support structures and trade advantages. Even a 1% pricing difference can influence sourcing decisions in large volume contracts.Industry associations have appealed to the Government of India to review the revised rates. They argue that the spinning sector supports more than 50 million jobs across the textile value chain and contributes substantially to rural employment and cotton procurement.In the near term, price recovery will depend on three variables. These include clarity on export incentives, stability in domestic cotton prices, and improvement in global apparel demand. Until then, Indian yarn markets are expected to remain soft with limited upward momentum.read more :- US cotton acreage at lowest level in decade in 2026: CoBank
US cotton acreage seen falling to a decade low in 2026: CoBankU.S. cotton planting area is projected to decline for the second consecutive year in 2026, with acreage expected to fall by 9 million acres, down 3 percent year over year and the lowest level in more than a decade, according to CoBank analysis. This approach reflects lower price competitiveness compared to alternative crops and changes in grower economics ahead of spring planting decisions.Sectoral changes are expected to fuel the contraction. Cotton acreage in the southern United States is expected to shift toward soybeans amid improved profitability prospects, while irrigated cotton areas in the Plains are likely to shift toward corn production as producers rebalance crop rotations and manage input cost pressures, Cobank said in an article by Tanner Ehmke and Emmy Noyes.The slowing pace of U.S. cotton exports to China, increased competition from Brazil and Australia in global markets, and continued replacement by man-made fibers have collectively hindered price recovery, limiting producers' willingness to expand cotton acreage.Despite the projected decline, some degree of support is expected from the policy mechanism. Adjustments to base acreage payments under agricultural support programs are likely to moderate, helping to stabilize cotton plantings and prevent a sharp contraction in the 2026 season.read more :- India-EU FTA: 5-year MFN agreement
EU, India agree on 5-year MFN status under proposed FTA The European Union (EU) and India have agreed to grant each other the ‘most favoured nation’ (MFN) status for five years from the date their planned free trade agreement (FTA) comes into force, according to a draft of the deal released recently by the Indian commerce ministry.This implies neither side can give more favourable tariff terms to other trading partners for five years.Both sides announced on January 27 that talks on the FTA had concluded. The pact will allow 93 per cent of Indian exports to enter the EU duty free.The agreement also contains an annexure that provides for mediation, allowing disputes to be resolved through a fast-track process with the help of a mutually agreed mediator.The two sides have agreed not to introduce new import or export curbs beyond what is allowed under World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules. They agreed to step up cooperation in digital trade, agreeing to reduce unjustified barriers and supporting an open and secure online space..The draft text sets out plans for closer customs cooperation and quicker clearance of goods. These commitments will become binding after ratification.The two sides will start sharing annual import data one year after the deal takes effect. They have also agreed to provide fair and accessible appeal processes for customs decisions related to imports, exports or goods in transit.read more :- The rupee fell 28 paise to open at 91.25.
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
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| India's textile exports to Japan are expected to increase. | 06-03-2026 17:03:49 | view |
| Rupee fell 09 paise to close at 91.74 per dollar | 06-03-2026 15:46:43 | view |
| Cotton procurement period extended, relief to farmers | 06-03-2026 14:03:40 | view |
| CCI stops purchase, cotton farmers worry increased | 06-03-2026 11:16:52 | view |
| The rupee fell 05 paise to open at 91.65 against the dollar. | 06-03-2026 09:43:39 | view |
| India-Canada CEPA expected to increase trade: Rubix Data Sciences | 05-03-2026 16:52:54 | view |
| Rupee fell 03 paise to close at 91.60 per dollar | 05-03-2026 15:52:10 | view |
| Mega Textile Park proposal sent to Division | 05-03-2026 12:20:07 | view |
| 7000 farmers of Sirsa benefited from cotton sowing scheme | 05-03-2026 12:02:58 | view |
| Rupee opened 57 paise higher at 91.57 against the dollar. | 05-03-2026 10:27:55 | view |
| Land to 23 textile investors in PM Mitra Park | 03-03-2026 14:57:13 | view |
| Relief in customs duty payment to some importers in India | 03-03-2026 11:23:49 | view |
| Iran-Israel war: The price may prove costly for India | 02-03-2026 16:02:34 | view |
| Rupee fell 22 paise to close at 91.47 per dollar | 02-03-2026 15:41:14 | view |
| Cotton yarn prices fall 2% due to RoDTEP cut in India | 02-03-2026 13:43:41 | view |
| US cotton acreage at lowest level in decade in 2026: CoBank | 02-03-2026 12:11:48 | view |
| India-EU FTA: 5-year MFN agreement | 02-03-2026 11:56:58 | view |
| 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 |
