Source Credit: NDTV
Prime Minister Narendra Modi worked on the Bharat Tex 2025 conference to highlight India's potential to use waste generated by the global fashion industry as an opportunity for economic growth. At the event, Modi highlighted the importance of sustainability in the textile sector and asked manufacturers to look into innovative ways to use waste. The fashion industry is known for its important environmental impact. This creates large amounts of waste due to rapid changing trends and mass production.
The Prime Minister called on the industry to continue greener practices, particularly when recycling and reusing fasting waste. He suggested that India, with its huge textile industry, is uniquely positioned to turn this challenge into a sustainable development opportunity. By focusing on waste reduction and green innovation, it can become a large company in a sustainable way, opening up new ways to grow and create jobs, especially in rural areas.
The news of Prime Minister Modis in Bharat Tex 2025 coincides with the broader vision of making India a global leader in sustainable industry. He urged industry interest groups, including designers, manufacturers and political decision makers, to work together to promote innovation and ensure that the country's textile sector is environmentally friendly and economically robust. Given the growing global demand for sustainable products, India has the opportunity to change the future of the fashion industry.
