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Wimbledon Towels, Which Go Viral Every Season, Are Made In India
While Indian celebrities serve fashion goals at Wimbledon, the tournament's Made-in-India towels have become coveted keepsakes and turned players into self-confessed 'thieves'
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Amid US Tariffs, India Suspends Cotton Import Duties Temporarily To Aid Textile Sector
India has exempted import duties on cotton from August 19 to September 30, fulfilling the demand of industry groups who said exemptions would help make the sector more competitive.
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US Tariffs To Impact India's Textile Exporters In A Big Way, Say Experts
US President Donald Trump's announcement regarding the imposition of 25 per cent additional import duty plus penalty on goods imported from India will hit the country's textile exporters in a big way.
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India's Textile Industry Revs Up, Offering Good News For PM Modi
At Texport Industries' factories in south, thousands of mostly women workers are busy converting yarn and fabrics into T-shirts, shirts, spaghetti tops and kids' clothes for U.S. customers of Tommy Hilfiger and Kohl's Corp.
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Wimbledon Towels, Which Go Viral Every Season, Are Made In India
While Indian celebrities serve fashion goals at Wimbledon, the tournament's Made-in-India towels have become coveted keepsakes and turned players into self-confessed 'thieves'
-
Amid US Tariffs, India Suspends Cotton Import Duties Temporarily To Aid Textile Sector
India has exempted import duties on cotton from August 19 to September 30, fulfilling the demand of industry groups who said exemptions would help make the sector more competitive.
-
US Tariffs To Impact India's Textile Exporters In A Big Way, Say Experts
US President Donald Trump's announcement regarding the imposition of 25 per cent additional import duty plus penalty on goods imported from India will hit the country's textile exporters in a big way.
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India's Textile Industry Revs Up, Offering Good News For PM Modi
At Texport Industries' factories in south, thousands of mostly women workers are busy converting yarn and fabrics into T-shirts, shirts, spaghetti tops and kids' clothes for U.S. customers of Tommy Hilfiger and Kohl's Corp.
