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The state government is advancing plans to develop six textile parks aimed at strengthening the textile and apparel value chain and attracting large-scale investments. The proposed parks are expected to provide integrated infrastructure for spinning, weaving, processing, garment manufacturing and allied activities. Authorities believe the initiative will boost industrial development, generate employment opportunities and enhance the state's competitiveness in textile manufacturing. The parks are also expected to support exports, improve logistics efficiency and create a comprehensive ecosystem for domestic and international investors
The state government is moving ahead with plans to establish six textile parks that could collectively attract investments of around INR 10,000 crore, as part of a broader strategy to expand textile manufacturing capacity and strengthen industrial infrastructure.
According to information emerging from multiple reports, the proposed parks are being designed as integrated manufacturing hubs that will bring together various segments of the textile value chain, including spinning, weaving, processing, garment production and related support industries. The objective is to create a single ecosystem that reduces operational costs and improves supply chain efficiency for manufacturers.
The parks are expected to be developed with modern industrial infrastructure, including internal road networks, power supply systems, water facilities, logistics support and common processing infrastructure. Officials believe such facilities will help attract both domestic and international investors seeking large-scale manufacturing locations.
The initiative is aligned with ongoing efforts to strengthen India's textile sector through integrated industrial clusters and dedicated textile manufacturing zones. By creating concentrated production centres, the government aims to improve productivity, encourage value addition and enhance the competitiveness of the sector in global markets.
Industry stakeholders have indicated that the proposed parks could play a significant role in generating employment opportunities across manufacturing, logistics and ancillary industries. The development of integrated textile hubs is also expected to encourage the growth of small and medium enterprises that support the sector through raw materials, processing, packaging and other services.
Authorities are examining suitable locations and infrastructure requirements for the parks, with a focus on ensuring connectivity to transport corridors and export gateways. The planned facilities are expected to cater to a wide range of textile and apparel manufacturers while supporting future expansion of the industry.
The proposed investment is expected to contribute to industrial growth in the state and strengthen its position as a textile manufacturing destination. Once operational, the parks are likely to provide an integrated platform for production, trade and exports while supporting the long-term development of the textile ecosystem.
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