The Indian Textile Journal reviews on Textiles and Textile related Books/Booklets.

Steam Consumption Norms For Textile Process Houses
- The Bombay Textile Research Association (BTRA).
Cost reduction in manufacturing is becoming increasingly important in these days of tough competition especially after the dismantling of textile quotas from January 2005. Utilities cost forms a significant portion of operating cost in textile manufacture, more so for the textile process houses.

THREADS & VOICES, Behind the Indian Textile Tradition
- Edited by Laila Tyabji, released by Marg Publications.
THREADS & VOICES gives glimpses of craftspeople and crafts in transition with emphasis on contemporary pieces and practice, contrasted with old heirlooms and traditions.

Sewing of Knits, Glass Threads, Sewing Needles, Denim Washing, Quality Assurance in Apparel Manufacturing and Oeko-Tex Standards
- Northern India Textile Research Association (NITRA).
NITRA has brought out some booklets on important issues like threads, apparel manufacturing, denim and processing.

A General Equation for Estimating Yarn Tenacity
- T A Subramanian.
Textile research in India, in organised form, is more than eighty years old. In spite of this mature status, there has been hardly any serious attempt to project specifically the noteworthy amongst these research contributions by Indian scientists and technologists for the consumption of the global textile fraternity.

Norms For Mechanical Processing (Weaving)
- The Bombay Textile Research Association (BTRA).
Weaving sector of the Indian textile industry is undergoing a rapid transformation with the introduction of a large number of shuttleless looms and state of the art preparatory machines.

Science and Technology of Man-made Fibres
- Dr S P Mishra.
“Writing a book on man made fibres and that too on its science and technology is not a simple task, without adequate exposure in these fields. I have tried my attempt on these aspects with my publications on fibres, research and review papers on man-made fibres. I have blended my industrial experience, industrial as well as academic research in this book in a simplified manner in selected chapters, particularly in rheology, extrusion, melt spinning, melt spinning technology, stretching, polyamide fibres, polyester fibres, speciality fibres and polyblend fibres,” says Dr S P Mishra in His Preface to his book, ‘Science & Technology of Man-made Fibres’, published by Suraj Publications.