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The textile industry employs crores of people and generates billions of rupees in export earnings annually. But behind the colourful fabrics and fast-moving supply chains, there has always been a darker reality, rivers choked with chemical waste, groundwater poisoned by toxic dyes, and factories running on energy-hungry machines with little accountability.
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