Khadi Institutions

Khadi institutions are organizations dedicated to producing and promoting khadi, a hand-spun, hand-woven cloth symbolizing self-reliance and rural development in India. Established during India’s independence movement, these institutions aim to empower local artisans, generate employment, and preserve traditional crafts. They support the dissemination of khadi fabric, often used in clothing and accessories, fostering sustainable and rural-based industries. By promoting khadi, these institutions also uphold cultural heritage, encourage eco-friendly manufacturing practices, and contribute to rural economic growth.