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Textile Waste Procurement: GeM & Textiles Committee MoU

The Government e Marketplace (GeM), under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and the Textiles Committee (TC), under the Ministry of Textiles, have executed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to integrate recycled and upcycled products into public procurement. Signed during the Textiles Committee’s 62nd Foundation Day in Mumbai, the partnership establishes a "Waste-to-Value-to-Market" framework that processes pre- and post-consumer textile waste, scrap, and discarded garments into commercial items for public sector procurement. Operatively, the Textiles Committee will oversee producer verification, certification, technical specifications, and stakeholder capacity building, while GeM will launch specialized product categories, streamline merchant onboarding, and drive government buyer adoption via a hub-and-spoke distribution model. Targeting women entrepreneurs, MSMEs, regional artisans, and recyclers, the initiative strengthens an inclusive, circular textile ecosystem aligned with national policies such as Vocal for Local, Make in India, and Atmanirbhar Bharat. Formalized by GeM Additional CEO Ajit B. Chavan and Textiles Committee Secretary Kartikay Dhanda in the presence of Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh, the agreement links product standardization directly with guaranteed public procurement channels. By embedding upcycled textile goods into routine supply channels for government offices and public institutions, the initiative aims to build institutional demand, promote sustainable resource management, and accelerate India's transition toward a circular economy.

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India-Uzbekistan Target Doubling Bilateral Trade with New Strategic Business Partnership

At the India-Uzbekistan Business Forum in New Delhi, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal urged businesses from both nations to co-invest, co-manufacture, and co-innovate, aiming to double bilateral trade within three years. With two-way trade already reaching around ₹14,473.50 crore ($1.52 billion), the recently concluded Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) is poised to bolster investor confidence and unlock long-term capital. The economic partnership seeks to capitalize on India’s expansive domestic market, skilled talent pool, and innovation ecosystem alongside Uzbekistan’s strategic geographical position and abundant natural resources. Key sectors highlighted for strategic cooperation include textiles, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, mining, digital technologies, agriculture, automotive, and advanced manufacturing. Joint efforts will merge Uzbekistan’s rich cotton output with India’s textile processing strengths, alongside driving innovations in medtech, fintech, and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). To ensure seamless execution, both nations agreed to dismantle trade barriers, recognize mutual standards, digitalize customs processes, and enhance overall connectivity to boost job creation and solidify their long-term economic alliance.

India’s White Gold: The Cotton Journey

India remains a global heavyweight in the cotton sector as the only nation cultivating all four recognized cotton species, holding the top spot in cultivated area and ranking second worldwide in production and consumption. Driven by domestic demand of 328 lakh bales and an annual production of 290.91 lakh bales in 2025–26, the industry accounts for nearly 19% of global fiber output. Beyond generating over ₹98,166 crore ($11.61 billion) in export revenue during FY25, the sector serves as a vital economic engine—sustaining around 60 lakh farmers and providing employment to another 4 to 5 crore people across processing, textile manufacturing, and trade. To boost output, quality, and market access, the government has introduced targeted programs, led by the five-year Mission for Cotton Productivity (2025–26) with a budget of ₹5,659.22 crore ($640.36 million). This mission aims to raise annual production to 498 lakh bales by 2031, directly benefiting 32 lakh farmers across 140 districts. Support is further bolstered by public procurement through the Cotton Corporation of India, which purchased over 105 lakh bales under Minimum Support Price operations in 2025–26. Modernization efforts like the Kapas Kisan app and Kasturi Cotton Bharat's blockchain and QR-based tracing systems are simultaneously improving transparency, traceability, and international competitiveness across the supply chain.