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    From 6 stories, the newest dated 29 Sept 2026. Summary written 2 Oct 2026.

    IIT Delhi is an Indian higher-education and research institute whose work includes applied research in textiles, transport emissions and handloom technology.

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    It partnered with TechnoSport to establish T-CREST, an R&D and incubation centre for high-performance sports textiles, at the company’s Sonipat campus, focused on athlete-led research, prototyping and sport-specific product development.[1] source: Apparel Resources India[2] source: ET Retail The Textiles Ministry launched a handloom technology centre at IIT Delhi focused on AI, loom modernisation, digital tools, startup support, design customisation and skills training.[3] source: ET Small Business

    In September 2026, TechnoSport committed Rs 4.5 crore over three years to the T-CREST centre, which targets five initial sports, supports startups and aims to commercialise athlete-focused technologies through TechnoSport’s manufacturing and retail network.[1] source: Apparel Resources India[2] source: ET Retail In September 2026, IIT Delhi’s retrofit device for older diesel buses and trucks was reported to cost ₹4,000-₹5,000, with up to 90% particulate matter reduction and 60% nitrogen oxide reduction; deployment was tied to preparation of AIS-228 standards.[4] source: Business Today[5] source: ET Small Business Also in September 2026, AIDA and IIT Delhi submitted a roadmap for moving fuel retail from E20 to E85 and E100, citing cost-per-kilometre economics, pricing and retail fuel availability as factors in adoption.[6] source: ET Auto Retail

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    1. TechnoSport commits Rs 4.5 crore to IIT Delhi sportswear R&D centreApparel Resources India
    2. TechnoSport invests Rs 4.5 crore with IIT Delhi for sportswear R&D hubET Retail

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    In September 2026, IIT Delhi-developed retrofit devices for older diesel buses and trucks were reported to cost ₹4,000-₹5,000 and to reduce particulate matter by up to 90% and nitrogen oxide by 60%; deployment was pending AIS-228 standards.[4] source: Business Today[5] source: ET Small Business

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