A Ministry of Textiles factsheet released Sunday claims India recovers over 70% of the 7.8 million tonnes of textile waste it manages annually — about 8.5% of the global total — through an ecosystem supporting 40–45 lakh livelihoods. The numbers position India as a global circularity leader. They also invite the harder question the factsheet doesn't answer: how much of that "recovery" is genuine recycling, and how much is a one-way trip down the value chain?

The announcement was made during the review meeting conducted under the leadership of Uttar Pradesh Gau Seva Commission.

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Start with what the government's "Mapping of Textile Waste Value Chain in India" gets right, because it is considerable. Over

A day after the Uttar Pradesh Gau Seva Commission disclosed plans to develop biogas plants across villages of every district