UNIVERSITY OF DELHI

P.G.D.A.V COLLEGE (EVENING)

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME: AVNEESH SINGH

COURSE & SECTION: B.COM (P)-B(5th semester)

ROLL NUMBER: 22/2677

SUBJECT: BUSINESS ECONOMICS

PROFESSOR: DR. RAJNISH SHARMA

CONTACT NUMBER: 8447705383

PERMANENT ADDRESS: I-20, III FLOOR, VIJAY VIHAR PH-1, ROHINI SEC-5, N.D.-110085





PROMOTING LOCAL KHADI: A SUSTAINABLE FASHION REVOLUTION

…A call to embrace India’s heritage and support local artisans…

WHY KHADI?

Khadi, the hand-spun and hand-woven fabric, is more than just a piece of cloth. It’s a symbol of India's rich heritage, a testament to the skill and dedication of our artisans, and a sustainable alternative to mass-produced fashion.

THE BENEFITS OF CHOOSING KHADI:

Sustainable Fashion: Khadi production is eco-friendly, using natural fibers and traditional techniques.

Support for Local Artisans: By choosing Khadi, you directly support local artisans and help preserve traditional crafts.

Unique and Authentic: Khadi offers a unique and authentic style that sets you apart from the crowd.

Comfortable and Breathable: Khadi fabrics are naturally breathable and comfortable, perfect for the Indian climate.

HOW TO PROMOTE KHADI:

EDUCATE AND INSPIRE:

Share the story of Khadi on social media, highlighting its history, benefits, and the people behind it. 

Organize workshops and events to educate people about Khadi and its significance.

Collaborate with influencers and celebrities to promote Khadi fashion.

2. SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES:

Buy Khadi products from local stores, online retailers, and government emporia. 

Encourage friends and family to choose Khadi.

Share your Khadi experiences on social media. 

3. PARTICIPATE IN KHADI INITIATIVES:

Volunteer with organizations working to promote Khadi. 

Participate in Khadi fairs and exhibitions.

Support government initiatives aimed at promoting Khadi.

4. STYLE YOUR KHADI:

Experiment with different styles and colors of Khadi.

Pair Khadi with modern accessories to create a unique look.

Share your Khadi fashion on social media.

  


BY EMBRACING KHADI, WE CAN NOT ONLY SUPPORT OUR LOCAL ECONOMY BUT ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE AND ETHICAL FASHION INDUSTRY. LET'S JOIN HANDS TO REVIVE THE GLORY OF KHADI AND MAKE IT A PART OF OUR EVERYDAY LIVES.

BY PROMOTING KHADI, WE CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON OUR ENVIRONMENT, OUR ECONOMY, AND OUR CULTURE. LET'S EMBRACE THIS TIMELESS FABRI

C AND CELEBRATE THE SPIRIT OF INDIA.

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