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texprocil india's export statistics of textiles & clothing values in us$ millions item april - march % growth - - - readymade garment % rmg of cotton including accessories % rmg of man-made fibre % rmg of other textile material % rmg of wool % rmg of silk % cotton textiles % cotton fabrics & madeups

% cotton yarn % cotton raw including waste % other textile yarn, fabric madeup articles % man-made textiles % manmade yarn, fabrics & madeups % manmade staple fibres % wool & woollen textiles % wool yarn, fabrics & madeups % wool raw % silk % natural silk yarn, fabrics & madeups % silk waste % silk raw...

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