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Demand for Khadi Flags Has Declined Due to the Introduction of Polyester: The Demand for National Flags Made From Khadi Is Steadily Declining; They Cost Four Times More than Flags Sold in the Market.
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The demand for the tricolor flag made from Khadi is steadily declining across the country. The government's amendments to the Flag Code of India and the abundance of synthetic, cotton, and polyester flags in the market are disillusioning the public with the national flag made of Khadi. This is attributed to low availability and high prices. However, due to institutional demand, the tricolor remains in demand at Khadi stores. Farmers from Faridko…
·Bhopal, India
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