The Ministry of Textiles highlighted the significant achievements of the Textile Committee under the Special Campaign 6.0.

Indian Ministry of Textiles has recently released a detailed report outlining the significant achievements under “Special Campaign 6.0.” The primary aim of this campaign is to inject new energy into the country’s textile sector, enhance the competitiveness of Indian products in global markets, and create new employment opportunities in rural areas. According to the ministry’s figures, during this special campaign, production capacity across various industry segments saw a remarkable increase, directly benefiting the country’s economic prosperity.

Ministry officials stated that “Special Campaign 6.0” specifically prioritised micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to boost employment prospects in rural and semi‑urban areas. The campaign’s initiatives include technical education, design innovation, and productivity improvement through digitisation. The report notes that the recent surge in Indian textile exports has been significantly contributed to by this campaign. In particular, demand for wool, silk, and natural fibre products has risen considerably in international markets, providing economic benefits to exporting companies.

Additionally, the ministry highlighted key recommendations and action points from the Textile Committee. The committee, recognising industry challenges, suggested a policy framework that encourages environmentally friendly production methods. The ministry clarified that “Special Campaign 6.0” is not limited to increasing production; a crucial aspect is connecting traditional artisans to the younger generation through textile modernisation. This combination preserves traditions while enabling the creation of new technology hubs.

Officials mentioned that plans for the second phase of the campaign are already underway, which will integrate digital payment systems and promote a direct‑to‑consumer (D2C) model via e‑commerce platforms. This will reduce intermediaries and increase producers’ profits. The Ministry believes that successful implementation of “Special Campaign 6.0” will help India establish itself as a major player in the global textile market in the coming years. The progress made under this campaign will be communicated to the public through a comprehensive public distribution exhibition (PRD), ensuring all industry stakeholders are aware of the success and can actively participate in future plans. Thus, this initiative by the Ministry of Textiles is proving to be a milestone for both the country’s economy and social development.