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India is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world and is expected to treat $30 trillion in upcoming years, said Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush goyal on Sunday.
The textile industry, according to the minister of trade, textile, and industry has the potential to create job opportunities in upcoming years. In the official statement, it was stated that the Centre is actively negotiating with various nations to complete a free trade agreement that will help India to grant India's textile industry access to the global market. Mr Goyal said that the Centre was boosting both the cotton and manufactured textile sectors to increase its part in the global market and consequently the number of job opportunities. All the sectors should become a part Global industry. We want to capture the whole world market, said the minister. He also added by stating that under the guidance of the Prime Minister, the Centre is actively working with different countries to finalise the trade agreement which will give access to textile sectors in the world market. According to the minister, the manufacture of textile, wet grinders, pumps, and essential components, would move to Tamil Nadu which will help the country”s economy flourish. The effort put out by the sector and the government's numerous policy initiatives to reach up to $440 billion in export. The nation would quickly rise from its current $3 trillion level to $30 trillion said the minister. All the structural problems such as taxation challenges, issues with global competitiveness, and traffic obstacles would be vigorously addressed by the administration. The minister has encouraged everyone in the value chain to work hard and to stick together to take the lead in manufacturing and to develop the country, he invited all the budding female entrepreneurs encouraging them to make investments and to help them advance the country. Promoting SITRA (aka supply of improved toolkits to ruler artisans) would help to develop more defence-related products which would help Javan at the borders set the minister when he was discussing plans to manufacture uniforms of defence in India. For some products, some clinical studies are necessary as a part of the national technical textile Mission I have pledged to support this they will submit a proposal soon. Instant of being imported, the uniform would be made in India, added the Minister
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