No. 06 (2024) Volume 05 Issue 06

Khadi, a hand-spun and hand-woven fabric, holds immense cultural and historical significance in India. However, conventional production processes can raise environmental concerns. This paper explores the potential of sustainable practices in Khadi manufacturing. We assess various eco-friendly methods throughout the production chain, examining areas like organic farming for raw materials, the use of natural dyes, and efficient water and energy management. By evaluating the effectiveness of these approaches, the research aims to contribute to a more sustainable future for Khadi production. This, in turn, can bolster the economic viability of the industry while minimizing its environmental impact.

This article discusses the place and role of the neighborhood institute in the implementation of the state policy on youth in Uzbekistan during the years of independence, the impact of the neighborhood institute on the public, the functional tasks and responsibilities of the youth.