July 15, 2026
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Fabindia Visits Andhra Pradesh Pavilion, Explores Collaboration Opportunities at Bharat Tex 2026

Tyagi held detailed discussions with Rekha Rani, Commissioner of Textiles, Government of Andhra Pradesh

 

New Delhi: Fabindia’s Shaila Tyagi visited the Andhra Pradesh Pavilion on the second day of Bharat Tex 2026, where she expressed admiration for the state’s rich textile heritage and the exceptional quality of fabrics on display.

During her visit, Tyagi held detailed discussions with Rekha Rani, Commissioner of Textiles, Government of Andhra Pradesh, to explore potential avenues for collaboration with the state’s textile and handloom sector. She showed great interest in Andhra Pradesh’s diverse range of traditional and contemporary fabrics and appreciated the craftsmanship of its weavers and artisans.

The visit reflected Fabindia’s keen interest in partnering with Andhra Pradesh’s textile ecosystem, with discussions focusing on sourcing opportunities and strengthening ties with local weavers, artisans, and textile producers.

The Andhra Pradesh Pavilion continued to attract leading investors, industry stakeholders, and business delegates on the second day of Bharat Tex 2026, reinforcing the state’s growing reputation as a hub for high-quality textiles, sustainable craftsmanship, and investment opportunities.

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