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My views in Amar Ujala on the resilience of the Textile & Apparel industry despite major headwinds & geo-political challenges besides steep US tariff.
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Mithileshwar Thakur
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Mithileshwar Thakur
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Secretary General AEPC, Min. of Textiles. Fmr Addl Director General GOI, Ex-IRS ME, Ex-Engineer Tata Steel/ Tata Motors/ NTPC Likes and RT are not endorsements
New Delhi Katılım Şubat 2020
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Vice-President of India, Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan, participated as the Chief Guest at the Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) Awards Function in New Delhi. Congratulating the awardees, he highlighted the Government of India’s strong and multi-dimensional support to the textiles and apparel sector under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. He expressed confidence that the sector will play a key role in building a Viksit and Aatma Nirbhar Bharat.
The Vice-President also released the coffee table book titled “Threads of Time: Story of India’s Textiles” at the event.
Shri Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Minister of Industries, Government of NCT of Delhi; Shri Sudhir Sekhri, Chairman, AEPC; Dr. A. Sakthivel, Vice Chairman, AEPC; and other distinguished guests from the textile and apparel industry were present on the occasion.
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Sanju Verma,whose only claim to fame is high decibel illogical rants on the electronic media, must be out of her mind to dub @yashoazad,an officer well known for the highest degree of integrity & accomplishments, a blot on the uniform.The direction by the Court is most welcome
Bar and Bench@barandbench
"You cannot say he was a blot on the uniform... You should remove it." Delhi High Court tells BJP leader Sanju Verma to consider removing her Twitter posts calling ex-IPS officer Yashovardhan Jha Azad a "blot on the uniform". @yashoazad @Sanju_Verma_
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The revised PLI norms for textiles mark a new era of inclusivity and growth for India’s apparel sector. With lower entry barriers, expanded MSME participation, and a focus on MMF and cotton balance, the updated scheme will strengthen India’s global textile competitiveness.
#PLIforTextiles #AEPC #MakeInIndia #TextileIndustry #ApparelExport #MMF #MSMEs #IndianTextiles #InvestmentInTextiles #AtmanirbharBharat
@girirajsinghbjp @FieoHq @CMAI_Official @HEPC_India @epchindia @TPCI_ @TexMinIndia @PiyushGoyal @DoC_GoI @MithileshwarT @sudhirsekhri @AMHSSCIndia @JitinPrasada
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Spoke to my friend, President Trump and congratulated him on the success of the historic Gaza peace plan. Also reviewed the good progress achieved in trade negotiations. Agreed to stay in close touch over the coming weeks.
@POTUS
@realDonaldTrump
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This could prove to be a game changer. Much needed step to enable apparel sector participate more pro-actively in the PLI Scheme.
#MinistryOfTextiles #pli #investment #CapacityAugmentation
Giriraj Singh@girirajsinghbjp
From expanding opportunities to smoother implementation, the PLI Scheme is now more dynamic than ever. With new reforms, the Ministry of Textiles has made it more flexible, industry-friendly and geared towards ease of doing business, which will help in driving growth in MMF & Technical Textiles to the next level.
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India’s EFTA trade pact takes effect today with Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, unlocking $100 billion in FDI and one million jobs over the next 15 years. This landmark agreement will boost Indian exports particularly textiles, while expanding processed foods and pharma and making premium goods more affordable. By opening new markets while safeguarding key sectors, India sets the stage for sustainable growth, stronger global competitiveness and wider opportunities for all.
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#WATCH | Gurugram, Haryana | Secretary General, AEPC, Ministry of Textiles, Mithileshwar Thakur says, "The series of GST reforms are bold, brave and pathbreaking... This is a welcome move and will boost demand, drive consumption, and kickstart the economy by eliminating some slab rates and addressing long-standing GST issues... The textile sector benefits from reduced rates on items like swing threads, yarns... The inversion issue in the MMF value chain has been resolved, which was long overdue... Overall, it will improve the ease of doing business and living for the common man..."
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Yours truly sharing views on GST reforms with ANI
ANI@ANI
#WATCH | Gurugram, Haryana | Secretary General, AEPC, Ministry of Textiles, Mithileshwar Thakur says, "The series of GST reforms are bold, brave and pathbreaking... This is a welcome move and will boost demand, drive consumption, and kickstart the economy by eliminating some slab rates and addressing long-standing GST issues... The textile sector benefits from reduced rates on items like swing threads, yarns... The inversion issue in the MMF value chain has been resolved, which was long overdue... Overall, it will improve the ease of doing business and living for the common man..."
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My take on the GST reforms/ rationalisation/ simplification announced yesterday
DD News@DDNewslive
#WATCH | Today's decision in the GST Council meeting is an important step towards GST reforms, which is both bold and brave. The earlier four slabs of GST—5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%—have now been reduced to only two slabs of 5% and 18%. In fact, 175 important consumer items have witnessed a decline in GST rates from 18% to 5%. Overall, this rationalization of the GST structure will drive consumer demand, boost consumption, simplify rates, and even address the issue of GST inversion in certain cases through the elimination of slabs: Mithileshwar Thakur, Secretary General, AEPC, @TexMinIndia @FinMinIndia @GST_Council @MIB_India #GSTCouncilMeeting #GSTCouncilMeet #NextGenGST
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Mithileshwar Thakur retweetledi
#WATCH | Today's decision in the GST Council meeting is an important step towards GST reforms, which is both bold and brave. The earlier four slabs of GST—5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%—have now been reduced to only two slabs of 5% and 18%. In fact, 175 important consumer items have witnessed a decline in GST rates from 18% to 5%. Overall, this rationalization of the GST structure will drive consumer demand, boost consumption, simplify rates, and even address the issue of GST inversion in certain cases through the elimination of slabs: Mithileshwar Thakur, Secretary General, AEPC, @TexMinIndia
@FinMinIndia @GST_Council @MIB_India #GSTCouncilMeeting #GSTCouncilMeet #NextGenGST
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Pratibha Setu Portal is a great initiative by the Government of India. Such a move will ensure that those civil services aspirants who miss the target by a whisker are duly recognised & rewarded and not left in the lurch.
@PMOIndia @narendramodi @upsc @PIB_India @PIBHindi @UPSC_Official
Narendra Modi@narendramodi
Sharing this month's #MannKiBaat. Do tune in! twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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#WATCH | India’s GDP recorded an impressive 7.8% growth in the first quarter of the 2025–26 fiscal year, the highest in the past five quarters. This proves that the Indian economy is strong and resilient, ready to face global challenges and uncertainties.
– Mithileshwar Thakur, Secretary General, AEPC
@FinMinIndia | #GDP | #India | #IndianEconomy
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Indian juggernaut rolls on despite all kinds of global headwinds.
@DoC_GoI @PiyushGoyal @TexMinIndia @PIB_India @PIBHindi @PIBTextiles
Piyush Goyal@PiyushGoyal
Beating all predictions, India's GDP grows 7.8% in the first quarter of FY26. We are a global growth engine fueled by reforms and resilience. 🇮🇳
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Mithileshwar Thakur retweetledi
This is the strength & resilience of the Indian economy 🇮🇳📈
The services sector has been the key driver of GDP growth, beating expectations for the second consecutive quarter, rising to a five-quarter high of 7.8% in April-June 2025.
This is higher than the 7.4% growth in January-March 2025 and the 6.5% recorded in the first quarter of 2024-25.
Read More 👉 indianexpress.com/article/busine…
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Mithileshwar Thakur retweetledi
India's GDP grew at a robust 7.8% for the first quarter of the current financial year 2025-26, beating estimates by over a full per cent. RBI had estimated that the GDP grew at 6.5% in Q1 FY26, and most economists had projected a 6.7% number.
READ FULL STORY : timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india…
#apparelexport #textilesexport #textilenews #apparelnews
@girirajsinghbjp @FieoHq @CMAI_Official @HEPC_India @epchindia @TPCI_ @TexMinIndia @PiyushGoyal @DoC_GoI @MithileshwarT @sudhirsekhri @AMHSSCIndia @JitinPrasada
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Yours truly at Awaz Adda on CNBC AWAZ yesterday on the implications of enhanced Reciprocal Tariff imposed by the USA on India
#CNBC #AwazAdda #CNBCAWAZ
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Yours truly at CNBC Awaz on the implications of reciprocal tariff imposed by the US administration
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@yashoazad In our motherland rulebook is for the non- influential, deprived & downtrodden. Big business tycoons & Babas fall under the exempted category.
Judiciary has become a joke and corruption has eaten into the vitals of our society.
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How helpless we are that we only Wonder what fascination convicted rapist Dera Rahim and Haryana Govt have for each other. Once again he is on parole for 40 days to enjoy the 5 star comforts of his ashram. No one can do anything - the courts, civil society, officers. The moment you question rule book will be thrown at you. So if rules allow a murderer and rapist rest and recreation at people’s expense, there is no recourse. Just think of the victims And yet our voters vote for representatives bowing before the Dera. God help our democracy
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