Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Yemmiganur Textile Park Revival: Construction Begins After Delays
Imagine a special place called a textile park being built in Yemmiganur to help make clothes.
It's been a long wait, but now it's starting again!
The government has given land and money.
This park will help local weavers by giving them a place to work and upgrade their tools.
Also, businesses from other places want to set up shops there.
It's hoped this will bring back the good old days of making cloth, help people find jobs, and even let the area sell clothes to other countries.
A textile park in Yemmiganur, Andhra Pradesh, is back in focus after a decade of delays.
77 acres of land at Banavasi farm have been allocated for the project.
The government has sanctioned `7 crore for construction, and land clearing has begun.
The project aims to revive the textile industry, support local weavers, and boost exports.
Investors from Karnataka have shown interest, and AP offers liberal business policies.
- Who
- The government, local weavers, investors, and officials are involved.
- What
- The revival of a textile park to boost cloth production and support local weavers.
- When
- Construction began recently after a decade of delays.
- Where
- Yemmiganur, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To revitalize the textile industry, create jobs, and increase exports.
- Location
- Yemmiganur, Andhra Pradesh
- Land Allocated
- 77 acres
- Funding
- `7 crore sanctioned
- Land for Weavers
- 25 acres
- Land for Investors
- 50 acres
- Focus
- Reviving textile industry