Indian textile sector is set for a major leap as Prime Minister Narendra Modi prepares to inaugurate the PM MITRA Kakatiya Mega Textile Park in Warangal, Telangana, on May 10. The project, which will be launched virtually from Hyderabad, is being seen as a landmark step in strengthening India’s position in the global textile value chain.
Spread across a massive 1,327 acres, the park is one of the largest integrated textile hubs in the country. With an estimated project cost of ₹1,695 crore and expected investments exceeding ₹6,000 crore, the initiative reflects strong industry confidence. Notably, over ₹3,800 crore worth of investments have already been grounded, while nearly 62% of the park area has been allotted to leading investors.
Designed under the government’s ambitious 5F vision—Farm to Fibre, Fibre to Factory, Factory to Fashion, and Fashion to Foreign, the park aims to create a seamless ecosystem covering the entire textile value chain. This integrated approach is expected to enhance efficiency, reduce logistics costs, and improve India’s export competitiveness.
Infrastructure development within the park is progressing rapidly. Key facilities such as internal roads, water supply, and lighting are already in place, while major utilities including a high-capacity power substation, transmission lines, and a zero liquid discharge effluent treatment plant are nearing completion. These features position the park as a modern, sustainable manufacturing hub. Beyond infrastructure, the project is expected to have a strong socio-economic impact. Once fully operational, the park is projected to generate over 24,400 jobs, with around 2,000 jobs already created during initial phases.
As India continues its push toward becoming a global textile powerhouse, the Warangal Mega Textile Park stands out as a symbol of industrial transformation combining scale, sustainability, and strategic vision to reshape the future of textile manufacturing.
03:42 PM, May 04