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New Delhi to Host Textile Conclave on Emerging Technologies Tomorrow
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🗓 01 Oct 2026, 12:16 PM
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A textile conclave focusing on emerging technologies will be held in New Delhi tomorrow, bringing together industry leaders, innovators and policymakers.
New Delhi will become the venue for a high‑profile textile conclave tomorrow, dedicated to exploring emerging technologies that could reshape the sector. The event is being organized by industry bodies and will take place at a major conference centre in the capital.
The agenda includes sessions on digital weaving, smart fabrics, automation, and sustainable production methods. Representatives from leading textile manufacturers, technology firms, research institutes and government agencies are expected to share insights and showcase pilot projects.
Organisers hope the conclave will accelerate adoption of advanced tools across India's garment value chain, improve competitiveness, and create new export opportunities. Stakeholders anticipate concrete collaborations and policy recommendations that can drive growth in the country's vast textile ecosystem.
The gathering underscores Delhi's role as a hub for industry‑government dialogue, especially as the sector seeks to modernise in line with global trends and the Make in India initiative.
The agenda includes sessions on digital weaving, smart fabrics, automation, and sustainable production methods. Representatives from leading textile manufacturers, technology firms, research institutes and government agencies are expected to share insights and showcase pilot projects.
Organisers hope the conclave will accelerate adoption of advanced tools across India's garment value chain, improve competitiveness, and create new export opportunities. Stakeholders anticipate concrete collaborations and policy recommendations that can drive growth in the country's vast textile ecosystem.
The gathering underscores Delhi's role as a hub for industry‑government dialogue, especially as the sector seeks to modernise in line with global trends and the Make in India initiative.