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India's largest textile industry is led by Arvind Limited, with major players like Raymond and Vardhman driving exports, employment, and innovation across Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. Learn who dominates production, exports, and sustainability efforts in 2026.
Manufacturing drives job creation, innovation, exports, and infrastructure growth. It strengthens local economies, reduces import dependence, and builds resilience against global shocks. In India, it's transforming regions and empowering millions.
India is the second-largest textile manufacturer in the world, producing 6% of global output and exporting over $40 billion in textiles annually. With strong cotton production, flexible manufacturing, and growing tech adoption, it's rapidly closing the gap with China.