India produces about 76 lakh (7.6 million) bales of raw jute each year.
Jute provides jobs to roughly 3.7 lakh (370,000) mill workers.
The Minimum Support Price for jute is set at 5,925 Indian rupees per quintal.
Jute Smart online system and satellite apps help track crop health.
New projects turn jute into technical fabrics and road‑building materials.
India grows the most jute, supporting millions of farmers and workers.
The plant is turned into bags, ropes, building mats, and even sports clothing.
Because it breaks down easily, jute is a greener alternative to plastic.
The government helps farmers with a guaranteed price and modern tools like satellite monitoring.
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