MoU inked between QCI & KVIC to enhance the quality of Khadi products, empower Khadi Artisans, and introduce a ‘Made in India’ Label for Khadi
New Delhi (India), January 5: The Quality Council of India (QCI) and the Khadi Village & Industries Commission (KVIC) embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration to enhance the quality of Khadi products, empower the artisans, and introduce the ‘Made in India’ label for Khadi, realizing the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for promoting […]
New Delhi (India), January 5: The Quality Council of India (QCI) and the Khadi Village & Industries Commission (KVIC) embarked on a groundbreaking collaboration to enhance the quality of Khadi products, empower the artisans, and introduce the ‘Made in India’ label for Khadi, realizing the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for promoting Khadi as a symbol of self-reliance and sustainable development. The MoU was signed at Kochrab Ashram, Ahmedabad, symbolizing the significance of Khadi and Mahatma Gandhi, who popularized it as a symbol of India’s struggle for independence and a means of empowering rural India. The exchange of MoU took place in the distinguished presence of Shri Jaxay Shah, Chairperson, QCI and Shri Manoj Kumar, Chairperson, KVIC. The collaboration between QCI and KVIC, aimed at paving the path for a Viksit Bharat, is focussed to enhance the overall quality ecosystem, ensuring that Khadi not only retains its timeless appeal but also becomes a global symbol of quality and sustainability.
QCI will extend its support to KVIC by enhancing the quality of Khadi and Khadi & Village Industries products through various interventions, including third-party assessment frameworks, empowering the artisans through various interventions, including capacity building to improve their productivity and earning potential and promoting Khadi products, both domestically and internationally. In addition to this, this collaboration will also introduce the ‘Made in India’ label for Khadi, which will bring significant boost to the Khadi industry as a whole in terms of increased production and sale of Khadi products as a symbol of quality across the globe. Furthermore, it will also bring about a number of benefits for Khadi artisans, including increased income, more productivity, and efficiency by equipping them with enhanced skills and knowledge, new employment opportunities, and certainly, greater recognition.