Radhey Krishna Cotweaving is Recognised at Bharat Tex 2026
Radhey Krishna Cotweaving, a textile manufacturer based in Kishangarh, Rajasthan, India, was officially recognised at Bharat Tex 2026 (14–17 July 2026, Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi) by Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, Union Minister of Textiles, Government of India. The recognition was for their eco-friendly Hemp-Cotton and JUCO (Jute-Cotton) fabrics, developed in collaboration with ITADC Kishangarh (Integrated Textile & Apparel Development Centre). The Minister personally visited the Radhey Krishna Cotweaving stall at Stand 3F-A31 and praised the sustainable textile innovation as a model for India’s Make in India and eco-textile goals.
We are incredibly proud to share that Radhey Krishna Cotweaving has been officially recognised by Union Minister of Textiles, Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, at India’s largest textile trade fair, Bharat Tex 2026 (14–17 July, Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi).
Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji personally visited the Radhey Krishna Cotweaving stall at the ITADC Kishangarh pavilion, Stand 3F-A31, and took note of our Hemp-Cotton and JUCO (Jute-Cotton) eco-fabrics — fabrics we have developed with great care and purpose in collaboration with ITADC Kishangarh. This was not just a moment of recognition for us; it was a validation of every effort our team has put into sustainable textile innovation.
This recognition belongs to Radhey Krishna Cotweaving, to our team in Kishangarh, and to every partner who believed in this journey.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | Bharat Tex 2026 |
| Dates | 14–17 July 2026 |
| Venue | Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi |
| Stand | 3F-A31, ITADC Kishangarh Pavilion |
| Recognised by | Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, Union Minister of Textiles |
| Products recognised | Hemp-Cotton Fabric, JUCO (Jute-Cotton) Fabric |
| Developed with | ITADC Kishangarh |
| Manufacturer | Radhey Krishna Cotweaving, Kishangarh, Rajasthan |
From Kishangarh, Rajasthan to the Global Stage
Radhey Krishna Cotweaving, based in Kishangarh, Rajasthan, has demonstrated that traditional industries can reach new heights through innovation and the right partnerships.
Developed in collaboration with ITADC Kishangarh (Integrated Textile & Apparel Development Centre), the Hemp-Cotton and JUCO (Jute-Cotton) eco-friendly fabrics are:
- ✅ Meeting international environmental standards
- ✅ Opening new opportunities in global markets for Indian textiles
- ✅ Representing a significant step forward in sustainable textile manufacturing
- ✅ Bringing the Make in India vision to life
Hemp-Cotton Fabric: Where Nature Meets Innovation
Hemp-Cotton fabric is crafted from a blend of hemp fibres and cotton. This innovative fabric offers:
- Exceptional durability Hemp fibre is up to 3× stronger than cotton
- Eco-friendly cultivation Requires significantly less water and no pesticides to grow
- Natural breathability Ideal for warm climates and everyday wear
- Fully biodegradable No long-term environmental footprint
Demand for Hemp fabric is rising rapidly in international markets, particularly among buyers in the EU, USA, and Japan who are prioritising sustainable sourcing.
JUCO Fabric: The Best of Jute and Cotton
JUCO (Jute + Cotton) is a unique blend that combines India’s rich jute heritage with the versatility of cotton:
- Naturally sustainable Jute is a 100% natural, renewable fibre
- Low carbon footprint Jute cultivation actively absorbs CO₂ from the atmosphere
- Highly versatile Used in tote bags, packaging, home textiles, and fashion accessories
- Strong global appeal A preferred choice for eco-conscious brands worldwide
ITADC Kishangarh: A Centre for Textile Innovation
ITADC (Integrated Textile & Apparel Development Centre), Kishangarh, has played a pivotal role in giving Rajasthan’s textile industry a renewed global identity. Through this collaboration:
- Entrepreneurs received technical support in product development
- Sustainable textile innovation was actively promoted
- Small and medium enterprises were connected to international market standards
This public-private partnership stands as a model for how government institutions and private enterprise can work together to position India as a leader in sustainable textile exports.
A Heartfelt Thank You from Radhey Krishna Cotweaving
We at Radhey Krishna Cotweaving are deeply grateful to Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, Union Minister of Textiles, for personally visiting our stall at the ITADC Kishangarh pavilion, taking the time to understand our work, and publicly acknowledging our Hemp-Cotton and JUCO eco-fabrics.
For us, this was not just a government visit. It was a moment that told us we are on the right path. When the country’s Textiles Minister personally recognises what Radhey Krishna Cotweaving is building in Kishangarh, it fills our entire team with purpose and renewed energy.
This recognition from Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji:
- Gives Radhey Krishna Cotweaving the confidence to scale our sustainable fabric range
- Encourages every small textile manufacturer in Kishangarh to think bigger
- Reinforces our belief that eco-innovation and commercial success can go hand in hand
“Radhey Krishna Cotweaving from Kishangarh, Rajasthan has proved that traditional industries can reach new heights through fresh thinking and the right collaboration.”
Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, Union Minister of Textiles, Government of India
Recognised on Social Media
This milestone was publicly acknowledged by the Ministry of Textiles and shared by Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji across his official social media channels reaching thousands of followers and putting Kishangarh’s sustainable textile story on a national stage.
Bharat Tex 2026: A Global Platform for India’s Textile Strength
In its third edition, Bharat Tex 2026 has emerged as one of the world’s premier textile trade platforms, where:
- Buyers from 140+ countries gather under one roof
- India’s sustainable textile capabilities are showcased to the world
- The Make in India vision is demonstrated on a global stage
At Stand 3F-A31, Radhey Krishna Cotweaving not only displayed its fabrics, but also demonstrated that Indian manufacturers can simultaneously deliver high quality, international certifications, and environmental responsibility.
The Road Ahead: Building on This Milestone
This achievement is not an end it is a new beginning. Going forward, Radhey Krishna Cotweaving will:
- Scale up production capacity for Hemp-Cotton and JUCO fabrics
- Develop new eco-friendly fabric lines for global markets
- Deepen international reach through additional sustainability certifications
- Continue its partnership with ITADC Kishangarh and other government bodies
Frequently Asked Questions
Who recognised Radhey Krishna Cotweaving at Bharat Tex 2026?
Sh. Giriraj Singh Ji, the Union Minister of Textiles, Government of India, personally visited the Radhey Krishna Cotweaving stall at the ITADC Kishangarh pavilion (Stand 3F-A31) at Bharat Tex 2026 and recognised their Hemp-Cotton and JUCO eco-fabrics.
What is Bharat Tex 2026?
Bharat Tex 2026 is India’s largest textile trade fair, held from 14–17 July 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. In its third edition, the event brought together buyers from 140+ countries and showcased India’s sustainable textile manufacturing capabilities.
What fabrics did Radhey Krishna Cotweaving showcase at Bharat Tex 2026?
Radhey Krishna Cotweaving showcased two eco-friendly fabric innovations developed in collaboration with ITADC Kishangarh: Hemp-Cotton fabric (a blend of hemp fibre and cotton) and JUCO fabric (a blend of jute and cotton). Both fabrics meet international environmental standards and are designed for global eco-textile markets.
What is JUCO fabric?
JUCO stands for Jute-Cotton. It is a sustainable fabric blend combining 100% natural jute fibre with cotton. JUCO fabric has a low carbon footprint, is highly versatile, and is widely used in tote bags, packaging, home textiles, and fashion accessories. Radhey Krishna Cotweaving manufactures JUCO fabric from Kishangarh, Rajasthan.
What is Hemp-Cotton fabric?
Hemp-Cotton fabric is made from a blend of hemp fibre and cotton. Hemp fibre is up to 3 times stronger than cotton, requires no pesticides to grow, and is fully biodegradable. Radhey Krishna Cotweaving produces Hemp-Cotton fabric in collaboration with ITADC Kishangarh, meeting international environmental standards.
What is ITADC Kishangarh?
ITADC stands for Integrated Textile and Apparel Development Centre, Kishangarh. It is a government-supported centre that helps textile manufacturers in Rajasthan develop sustainable fabrics, access international market standards, and receive technical support in product development.
Where is Radhey Krishna Cotweaving located?
Radhey Krishna Cotweaving is based in Kishangarh, Rajasthan, India. The company manufactures sustainable fabrics including Hemp-Cotton, JUCO, canvas, and other eco-friendly textile products for global wholesale buyers.
How can I source Hemp-Cotton or JUCO fabric from Radhey Krishna Cotweaving?
You can contact Radhey Krishna Cotweaving directly through the Contact Us page to enquire about wholesale sourcing of Hemp-Cotton or JUCO fabrics. The company works with international buyers and brands seeking certified, sustainable fabrics from India.
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