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Centre inks pacts with 15 states to strengthen textile industry data systems

Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppPinterestLinkedinCopy URLTelegramEmailTumblrReddItPrintKoo NEW DELHI, Jan 8 : The Union Textile Ministry on Thursday signed agreements with 15 states to create a robust operational framework to strengthen the data systems under the Textiles-focused Research, Assessment, Monitoring, Planning And Start-Up (Tex-RAMPS) scheme. This central sector scheme is designed to improve the coverage, quality, timeliness, and credibility of textile-related statistical products and research. The MoUs (memoranda of understanding) were signed at the National Textiles Ministers’ Conference in Guwahati.

Centre inks pacts with 15 states to strengthen textile industry data systems

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Key Highlights

  • “The MoUs create a robust operational framework designed to strengthen the textile data systems across various states and Union Territories.
  • Under the Tex-RAMPS scheme, this initiative drives integrated planning for key sectors — including handlooms, handicrafts, apparel, technical textiles, etc — by focusing efforts directly at the cluster and district levels,” an official statement said.
  • To support these structural reforms, the ministry is providing financial assistance through a yearly grant of Rs 12 lakh to each state/UT.
  • The Ministry of Textiles stated that these MoUs embody the spirit of cooperative federalism.
  • By strengthening the textiles statistical system, the government aims to bridge existing data gaps and ensure that the road-map towards a USD 350-billion industry is backed by robust, real-time insights, the statement said.
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