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India’s textile industry has emerged as one of the country’s key growth engines, expanding to nearly Rs. 16.66 lakh crore (US$ 190 billion) in 2025-26 and setting its sights on achieving a market size of Rs. 33.10 lakh crore (US$ 350 billion) by 2030. The domestic textile market has increased significantly from about Rs. 6 lakh crore (US$ 93.63 billion) in 2014-15 to over Rs. 16 lakh crore (US$ 170.4 billion), reflecting rising consumption, expanding manufacturing capabilities and stronger value-chain integration. According to Textiles Minister Mr. Giriraj Singh, the sector currently provides direct employment to more than 5.3 crore people and is expected to create nearly 2 crore additional jobs over the next three years. Guided by the Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s 5F vision- Farm to Fibre, Fibre to Factory, Factory to Fashion and Fashion to Foreign, the industry has evolved into a comprehensive ecosystem connecting farmers, weavers, artisans, manufacturers and exporters. The Government has introduced several initiatives to strengthen the sector’s competitiveness, including PM MITRA Parks, the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme, the National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM), the Textiles Export Promotion Mission (TEEM), the National Fibre Mission and the Raw Material Support Scheme (RMSS). Measures such as the Cotton Productivity Mission and the removal of import duty on cotton are supporting raw material availability and farmer incomes. Export competitiveness has been further enhanced through RoSCTL and RoDTEP schemes, while India’s FTA network has expanded from 10 agreements covering 19 countries in 2014 to 18 agreements covering 56 countries. India has also emerged as a global leader in technical textiles, with the market growing from about Rs. 55,734 crore (US$ 6 billion) to Rs. 2.32 lakh crore (US$ 25 billion) under NTTM.

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Indian Markets will give its first reaction in the today’s trade on the Trump comments on the ongoing IRAN-US deal. He stated that the deal is now in final stages and can be signed in the next few days which have made the equities to rally all over the globe. The sentiment is expected to remain bullish in today’s trade with support for the index placed near 23000 while above 23350, the index is expected to give a breakout. Bank Nifty is looking much better on the charts with stable stocks specific buying was seen in the private sector banking stocks from the lower zones. The overall trend of the index is bullish with good buying expected in today’s trade. The sentiment on the street is definitely good with support for the index placed around 54500-54600 while 55650 remains resistance for the day. Stocks In News Happiest Minds: The company has launched its new Agentic AI Platform called 'Rel(AI) Build'. Maithan Alloys: The NCLT has formally approved the merger of its subsidiaries, Impex Metal and Ierro Alloys, into the company.

India's digital payments landscape achieved a significant milestone in May 2026, with Unified Payments Interface (UPI) transactions hitting a record Rs. Value at 29.90 lakh crore (US$ 312.21 billion), indicating the ongoing growth of digital financial services throughout the nation. Data from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) indicates that transaction value rose by 19% compared to last year and by 3% compared to the previous month, underscoring ongoing growth in the adoption of digital payments by consumers and businesses. The volume of transactions hit a record high of 23.20 billion, up from 22.35 billion in April 2026. Industry specialists linked the growth to elevated consumer spending throughout the summer travel period; a rise in transactions associated with IPL 2026 and greater acceptance of digital payment systems in both urban and rural areas. The impressive performance highlights the increasing incorporation of digital payments into routine economic activities and strengthens UPI’s status as one of the globe's largest real-time payment systems. The persistent growth in UPI adoption indicates the expanding reach of digital financial systems and the heightened preference for smooth, instant payment options. Industry stakeholders pointed out that decreasing average transaction sizes suggest greater acceptance by small merchants and regular consumers instead of a focus on high-value transactions. The growth of credit-on-UPI services and the increasing global acceptance of UPI in various countries are anticipated to open new opportunities for expansion in the digital payment ecosystem. India's digital payment ecosystem is reaping the rewards of enhanced financial inclusion, increased smartphone usage, and continuous advancements in fintech services. The recent achievement bolsters the nation’s position in digital payments and aids wider initiatives to promote a technology-oriented, inclusive, and cashless economy.

Indian Railways has evolved into one of the globe's most advanced and widely electrified rail networks, achieving 99.6% electrification of its broad-gauge system by March 2026, up from nearly 20% prior to 2014. A total of 69,873 route kilometres have been electrified, increased from 21,801 route kilometres in 2014, resulting in fuel savings of almost Rs. 6,000 crore (US$ 0.64 billion) and cutting diesel reliance by roughly 180 crore liters in 2024-25. The network presently runs approximately 25,000 trains each day and moved a historic 741 crore passengers in 2025-26, emphasizing its significance as India's foundation for transportation and logistics. Modernization has also sped up with 54,600 km of track refurbishing, increased Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat train operations, and an unprecedented Rs. In Union Budget 2026-27, a capital expenditure of 2,78,000 crore (US$ 29.94 billion) is allocated for rail infrastructure and the development of seven new high-speed corridors. The strategic importance of the sector now goes beyond transportation to include energy efficiency, digital infrastructure, and industrial competitiveness. Indigenous technologies like Kavach are now operational over 3,100 route kilometres, with work in progress on an additional 24,400 km, along with AI-powered video surveillance, IP-MPLS telecom enhancements, and real-time passenger information systems, enhancing safety and operational efficiency. The growth of Vande Bharat sleeper services, high-speed rail lines, and digital systems at stations is establishing Indian Railways as a significant catalyst for regional connectivity, tourism, freight efficiency, and modern manufacturing under Make in India. The shift from steam engines to high-speed, digitally connected rail systems illustrates India's wider goals for infrastructure modernisation and sustainability.