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Ministers urge Indian companies to boost global competitiveness in textile sector

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Union Minister Giriraj Singh called on Indian companies to develop globally recognized brands and manufacture products that meet international quality standards. Speaking at the 10th anniversary of Orange City Garment Cluster Pvt Ltd, Nitin Gadkari advised the cluster to focus on quality, consistency, innovation, and value addition to establish a strong international identity. Singh emphasized that the industry must focus on export-quality production, innovation, branding, and global competitiveness to strengthen India’s position in the global textile market.

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The advice targets the textile industry's ability to compete internationally. By urging companies to improve quality and focus on export-quality production, the ministers are advocating for changes that could strengthen India's global market presence and boost exports.

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  • Nitin GadkariUnion Minister for Road Transport and Highways who advised the cluster on quality and value addition.
  • Giriraj SinghUnion Minister of Textiles who urged companies to develop globally recognized brands and improve export quality.

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