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Haryana AatmaNirbhar Textile Policy
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To enhance the growth of the state’s already robust textile sector and provide a comprehensive support framework for the textile industry in the State to grow, innovate and enhance employment opportunities for the State’s youth, the State Government has notified the new “Haryana Aatma Nirbhar Textile Policy 2022-25 (now extended) which aims to foster an ecosystem of self-reliance and innovation by offering a robust incentive framework for backward integration-enhanced production of manmade fibres, promoting circular economy, attracting investments in weaving, knitting, processing, readymade garments, apparel making, technical textiles, integrated units, textile parks, textile clusters, etc. with special emphasis on value addition, employment generation and productivity enhancement. The “Haryana Aatma Nirbhar Textile Policy is in line with the 5F vision of our Hon’ble Prime Minister of India - Farm to Fiber to Factory to Fashion to Foreign. Objectives:- The policy aims to provide an impetus to diversification of Haryana’s textile industry to the ‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘D’ category blocks and on the promotion of sunrise sector within textile i.e., technical textiles, circular economy, backward integration, etc. Technical textiles are the textile material and products manufactured primarily for their technical and performance properties rather than their aesthetic or decorative properties/ characteristics. Examples of technical textiles are Airbags, helmets, bullet proof jackets, parachute fabrics, sports net, shade nets, fishing nets, floor & wall coverings, umbrella cloth, mattress, conveyor belts, diapers, sanitary pads, etc. The key objectives of the Haryana Aatma Nirbhar Textile Policy 2022-25 include: (i) To attract investment in the textile sector to the tune of ` 4000 crore. (ii) To generate 20,000 new jobs in the textile sector across the value chain
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