At the JW Marriott, Sahar in Mumbai, the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (Texprocil) celebrated its 70th anniversary with a lavish awards ceremony, marking a significant milestone. The occasion, which brought attention to the extraordinary The Hon. Governor of Maharashtra, H.E. Shri C P Radhakrishnan, served as the Chief Guest and honoured the accomplishments in the textile industry and the crucial role performed by Texprocil.
Nine notable businesses received the coveted “Vastra Ratna” Awards as part of the festivities in recognition of their exceptional contributions to India’s cotton textile sector. These honours recognise businesses that have established new standards in India’s textile industry is growing on the international scene thanks to export quality, innovation, and sustainability.
He underlined the industry’s vital contribution to India’s economic development and export capabilities. The Hon. Governor of Maharashtra praised the Council’s seven decades of devoted service to the country’s textile sector in his keynote speech. He underlined how important the industry is to India’s economic development and export capabilities, while praising the winners for their dedication to excellence and leadership.
“Texprocil has been at the forefront of promoting Indian cotton textiles globally for 70 years,” said Shri Sunil Patwari, Chairman of Texprocil, who expressed honour and pleasure in the Council’s heritage. The recipients of the “Vastra Ratna” are prime examples of spirit of creativity and commitment that has made India one of the top exporters of textiles worldwide.
A commemorative souvenir and a film that examined the Council’s history during the previous 70 years, with an emphasis on the industry’s future prospects in the face of changing global possibilities and challenges, were also released during the occasion.
The 70th Anniversary festivities and awards ceremony serve as a tribute to Texprocil’s ongoing support and promotion of Indian cotton textiles, guaranteeing that the industry continues to be a vital pillar of the export-driven economy of the nation.