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India is the second largest manufacturer and exporter of textiles globally, contributing over 12% to exports and 13% to industry production in FY20, employing over 45 million people. The domestic textiles market was estimated at $100 billion in FY19, and the sector contributes 2.3% to India's GDP while accounting for 5% of global textile and apparel trade, with traditional sectors making up over 75% of total production.
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