President of India Droupadi Murmu graced the National
Institute of Fashion Technology Combined Convocation 2026 as Chief Guest today
at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi. Graduating scholars representing 18 NIFT campuses
nationwide assembled to celebrate the conferment of their degrees. The historic
ceremony marked the academic culmination of rigorous design education while
honouring outstanding students across each academic discipline with prestigious
gold medals for achieving the highest cumulative grade point averages.
Union Minister of Textiles Giriraj Singh attended the grand
ceremony alongside senior ministry officials and Board of Governors members.
Singh interacted closely with graduating students from the stage to encourage
their future endeavours. The Minister stated, "Seeing their talent,
confidence and enthusiasm strengthened the belief that these youngsters will
take the name of the country to new heights with their skills." The
Minister further remarked that witnessing this nationwide gathering of creative
talent at Yashobhoomi was a true pleasure for the entire textile fraternity.
Established in 1986 under the Ministry of Textiles, the
National Institute of Fashion Technology operates 20 professionally managed
campuses across India. The premier statutory institution equips young
innovators with design expertise, technical knowledge, and creative
capabilities to elevate domestic fashion systems. India projects its domestic
fashion and apparel market to expand beyond US$105.50 billion in 2026, while
the textiles sector contributes nearly 2.3% to national gross domestic product.
These fresh graduates will drive sustainable practices, supply chain
transformation, and modern design aesthetics to strengthen export
competitiveness and build a globally connected Viksit Bharat.
Established in 1986 under the Ministry of Textiles, the National Institute of Fashion Technology operates 20 professionally managed campuses across India. The premier statutory institution equips young innovators with design expertise, technical knowledge, and creative capabilities to elevate domestic fashion systems. India projects its domestic fashion and apparel market to expand beyond US$105.50 billion in 2026, while the textiles sector contributes nearly 2.3% to national gross domestic product. These fresh graduates will drive sustainable practices, supply chain transformation, and modern design aesthetics to strengthen export competitiveness and build a globally connected Viksit Bharat.
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