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 Literature Review
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PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF INDIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY
(Dr.D.AMUTHA, 2021) :
Despite having a long history and making a substantial economic contribution, India's
textile sector confronts many obstacles. The industry's fragmented structure is
typified by small and medium-sized businesses and an unorganised sector. Millions
of people are employed in India's textile sector, which is a vital component of the
country's economy and culture but faces fundamental challenges in a very
competitive global market. Obstacles to its possible expansion include low levels of
foreign investment and unsupportive government regulations. Notwithstanding these
challenges, the textile sector continues to be a vital economic engine, having a
significant impact on both the GDP and export revenue, indicating the necessity for
creative solutions and government intervention to address its problems and leverage
its prospects. This creates a clear conflict between the need for innovation and the
preservation of traditional legacy.
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Developing a framework to analyse the effect of sustainable manufacturing adoption
in Indian textile industries
(Rupesh Chourasiya, 2022)
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The study "Developing a framework to analyse the effect of sustainable
manufacturing adoption in Indian textile industries" by Rupesh Chorasiya, Shrikant
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Pandey, and Rakesh Kumar Malviya delves into the critical need for sustainable
practices in the Indian textile sector. The paper highlights the labor-intensive,
fragmented structure of the industry and the large number of small and medium-
sized enterprises. It acknowledges that continual improvement in manufacturing
processes and quality to meet international standards is necessary for the industry to
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remain competitive. This study adds to the body of knowledge by offering a
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methodology to assess the adoption of sustainable manufacturing and offers the
Indian textile industry a path forward to improve its financial and environmental
performance.
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The 2013 publication "A Study on Emerging Trends of Textile Industry in India" by
Noopur Tandon and E Eswara Reddy highlights the textile and apparel industry's
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sustainability in the social, economic, and environmental domains. The export of
textiles from India has increased as a result of globalization, driving up investment in
spinning and weaving machinery. India now enjoys a comparative cost advantage in
both domestic and international markets as a result.
Trends covered include new developments in the rapidly expanding fashion
business, as well as initiatives from the Indian government to boost productivity
through early export growth, technology advancement programs, and e-marketing.
Textile industry is going through profound changes. With the potential of the textile
and apparel industry to increase its contribution to the growing GDP of the nation.
The need for an increase of producers in the market and government intervention
needs to be collaborated to identify a beneficial plan for both parties.
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“Effect of Make in India on Textile Sector”, by Sujit Shrikrushnarao Gulhane and
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Ranjit Turukmane, in 2017, gives us an insight on the growth of the Indian Economy
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with respect to the textile industry and how the government’s Make in India initiative
has had a clear impact on the same.
MNC’s (Rieter and Trutzschler), had already set up apparel retailing in India with
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apparel retailers like Zara and Mango (both from Spain), Benetton (Italy), Promod
(France), Esprit, Levi’s and Forever 21 (all from US), Make in India helped domestic
companies to set up their own manufacturing stations which were able to com
pete with the already existing MNCs in the country. Government initiatives like Tax
exemptions, Incubation centres, Area based incentives, etc. gave homegrown
companies a base to be established and also survive the stiff competition given by
already existing companies in the sector as well as MNC’s.

A Study of GST's Impact on the Indian Economy, Specifically on Textile ExportsThis

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article examines the impact of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on India's
economy, focusing specifically on the textile sector. It makes clear the many taxing
categories and the transition from a convoluted to a straightforward tax structure.
There is confidence in the long-term benefits, such as the elimination of cascading
effects and better competitiveness, despite the acknowledged short-term challenges
of higher taxes and compliance issues. This review of the literature clarifies the
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dynamic effects of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and recommends further
investigation into the practical consequences for small businesses and comparative
analysis with other international tax regimes.

Causal Factors of the Indian Textile and Apparel Export Industry: An Approach Using
Econometric Analysis.According to the report, the Indian textile sector, which has a
rich cultural heritage and a long history, is crucial to the country's economic interests
and to generating jobs. Despite making an important contribution to inclusive growth,
the largely unorganised sector lacks strong social responsibility because of its
unstructured nature. The collection of research shows the necessity of addressing
the social responsibilities of the unorganised sector, from the historical importance of
textiles in India to its current challenges and contributions to socio economic
objectives. The study highlights the importance of textiles in achieving inclusive
development while highlighting the unmet social responsibilities in the textile
industry.
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Indian Textile: a comparative study of the future of textile industries in India
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This Case study By Monika Dwivedi is on the bright future of the Indian textile and
clothing industry. The development of the entire supply chain is of the utmost
importance for the new Indian government. The demand for apparel is projected to
grow due to factors such as changing lifestyles, rising disposable income, and a
growing desire for premium goods. However, the Indian government's emphasis on
skill development and the promotion of Make in India is also fostering an
environment that is favourable for significant foreign investments and the expansion
of the manufacturing base. However, in the future, issues could come from
overproduction on high-speed technology and decreased exports as a result of low-
cost fabrics from China.
The government needs to stop importing cheap Chinese fabric into India for use in
home furnishings.Additionally, the government ought to set up affordable raw
materials for exporters, such as wool, silk, and viscose. The state of some minor
sectors, such as handlooms, would undoubtedly improve as a result of these
government initiatives.Additionally, the government ought to set up affordable raw
materials for exporters, such as wool, silk, and viscose.The state of some minor
sectors, such as handlooms, would undoubtedly improve as a result of these
government initiatives.
Improvement in service quality and productivity in The Indian Textile Industry

The Rogers-Freindlich example shows the link between consumer demands and
fulfilment since client satisfaction depends on the calibre of the services provided.
Services like quality, skill, and command in the textile business have a big impact on
customer satisfaction in India. The performance of Indian textile industry institutes is
mostly dependent on the effectiveness, calibre, awareness, and competency of
faculty services. Indian labourers who received a fixed hourly rate started to learn
new skills as a result of several crucial components, such as professional
development, ability, training, feedback, and evaluation transparency. Customer and
labourer happiness is strongly impacted by the environment of the textile industry,
which includes the quality of course programs, security, utility, as well as facilities
and demographics.
References:
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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ranjit-
Turukmane/publication/321290844_Effect_of_Make_in_India_on_Textile_Sector/link
s/5a954c3c45851535bcdb5efa/
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https://www.academia.edu/download/32417043/A-STUDY-ON-EMERGING-
TRENDS-IN-TEXTILE-INDUSTRY-IN-INDIA.pdf

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3960734
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S277239092200018X

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/373020080_An_Analysis_Of_GST_Effects_On_Ind
ian_Economy_With_Special_Reference_To_Textile_Export?_tp=eyJjb250ZXh0Ijp7ImZpcnN
0UGFnZSI6ImxvZ2luIiwicGFnZSI6InNlYXJjaCIsInBvc2l0aW9uIjoicGFnZUhlYWRlciJ9fQ
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https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Chandra-Prabha-
13/publication/373019873_CAUSAL_FACTORS_OF_INDIAN_TEXTILE_AND_APP
AREL_EXPORT_SECTOR_AN_ECONOMETRIC_ANALYSIS_APPROACH/links/64
d4bc4eb684851d3d9cb05d/CAUSAL-FACTORS-OF-INDIAN-TEXTILE-AND-
APPAREL-EXPORT-SECTOR-AN-ECONOMETRIC-ANALYSIS-APPROACH.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/368643021_Indian_Research_on_Textile_
community_Progress?_tp=eyJjb250ZXh0Ijp7ImZpcnN0UGFnZSI6ImxvZ2luIiwicGFn
ZSI6InNlYXJjaCIsInBvc2l0aW9uIjoicGFnZUhlYWRlciJ9fQ
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https://www.academia.edu/86998769/Indian_Textile_a_comparative_study_of_prese
nt_and_future_of_textile_industries_in_India?sm=b
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