The textile
industry in India is one of the largest in the world and is picking up its pace
to reach the top spot. That being said it has not always been like that. Textile
industry has worked their ass off over the past decade or so to reach where it
is today. Like in any field, the field of textile also had to face some tough challenges. The textile industry has reached new
heights after working their ass off day and night according to a wording of a
teacher having MBA in textile designing.
The first
challenge that the textile industry had to go through was the problem of ever-increasing
competition. After seeing huge potential in the textile market worldwide, the
competition from Bangladesh, China and Sri-Lanka began to increase at fast pace
in words of a student who pursuing BBA
in textile designing. It’s a commonly acknowledged fact that the products
from China are cheaper than that of any other country and that’s what make
their products sell faster than any other country’s product. Overcoming this
challenge had its own set of challenges and complications. According to a
stylist having a degree in textile designing.
In accordance of an interior designing institute in Delhi the ever-increasing cost of raw materials and
water scarcity are two of the most daunting complications faced by textile
industry in the recent times in views of a student pursuing diploma in interior designing in Delhi.The
population in India is a major plus as well as a negative point as well. One of
the most common negative aspect of an overly-populated country includes fast
utilization of resources and that’s what’s leads to its higher prices in long
run and have adverse effects on different sectors.
The Indian textile sector has taken up the task of not
letting anything get in the way of its improvement and is not looking to back
down anytime soon. More hard work is leading to even more sweeter result for
the textile.
