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Date: 2026-03-27 Category: RAJYASABHA_QNA State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Textile-Based employment generation in KBK region

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TEXTILES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO-3993 ANSWERED ON- 27/03/2026 TEXTILE-BASED EMPLOYMENT GENERATION IN KBK REGION 3993. SHRI NIRANJAN BISHI: Will the Minister of TEXTILES be pleased to state: (a) whether Government is aware that lack of industrial infrastructure in western Odisha contributes to unemployment and distress migration; (b) whether establishment of an Integrated Textile Park in Kalahandi-Bolangir-Koraput (KBK) region is under active consideration to create local employment; (c) the estimated employment potential of such a textile park; and (d) the timeline within which Government proposes to take a decision in this regard? ANSWER THE MINISTER OF TEXTILES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a) to (d): With the aim to develop large scale and integrated world class industrial facilities, the Government has approved setting up of 7 mega textile parks under PM Mega Integrated Textile Regions & Apparel Park (PM MITRA) Scheme. All States were invited to send their proposals for setting up of parks under the scheme. In response, 18 proposals were received from 13 States including one from Government of Odisha for setting up a a park under the scheme at Ganjam. After evaluating the proposals through a transparent challenge matrix, the Government finalized 7 sites at Tamil Nadu (Virudhnagar), Telangana (Warangal), Gujarat (Navasari), Karnataka (Kalaburagi), Madhya Pradesh (Dhar), Uttar Pradesh (Lucknow) and Maharashtra (Amravati) for setting up PM MITRA Parks. tU Iun nUinU eht nI2026-27 ,aU aUUnhUcnmnUI was matn rn artiU snIIiU hp nf Mn a TnxIiln Parks iU cuallnU n mntn .tU nrtnr In nUshrn narly saUcIinU aUt qhick implnmnUIaIinU nf Iun Scunmn ,Iun MiUisIry uas iUiIiaInt a prncnss nf sIaknunltnr cnUshlIaIinU wiIu SIaIn ansnrUmnUIs aUt nIunr sIaknunltnrs. tI uas alsn cnUsIiIhInt a bniUI nrkiU arnhp In tischss nli iJiliIy criInria, snlncIinU prncnss aUt nsalhaIinU paramnInrs. Tun Otisua tUthsIrial tUfrasIrhcIhrn DnsnlnpmnUI CnrpnraIinU (tDCO) uas acqhirnt ansI. laUt mnashriU 88.50 acrns aI silla n anlamhUta hUtnr anlamhUta Tauasil fnr a MSME park. FhrIunr, iUfrasIrhcIhrn wnrk is iU prn rnss fnr aUnIunr tDCO lnt MSME Park iU KnsiU a (Khrlhpata) nsnr aU arna nf 47.69 acrns. tU attiIinU, fnr prnmnIinU nf InxIiln sncInr iU Iun sIaIn, Iun ansnrUmnUI nf Otisua uas alsn fnrmhlaInt Iun “Otisua Apparnl Pnlicy–2016 (OAP-2016)” iU 2016 aUt Iun “Otisua Apparnl aUt TncuUical TnxIilns Pnlicy–2022 (OATTP-2022)” iU 2022, wuicu aims In aIIracI Unw iUsnsImnUIs aUt accnlnraIn Iun rnwIu nf Iun InxIiln sncInr iU Iun SIaIn, wuicu will unlp rnthcn hUnmplnymnUI, tisIrnss mi raIinU, aUt alsn prnmnIn rnsnrsn mi raIinU iU nsInrU Otisua. ****

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