TEX-STYLE Week concluded at GHSC- 10
TEX-STYLE week, organized by Government Home Science College, was a week-long extravaganza filled with creativity, fun, and a strong emphasis on sustainability. It culminated on the 3rd of October with an online webinar in the honor of Mahatma Gandhi, expertly hosted by Vishu Arora, an Associate Professor at NIFT, Panchkula. The focal point of this event was the promotion and celebration of Khadi—a fabric that carries profound historical and philosophical significance in India.
City Air News
Oct 3, 2023 08:23
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Chandigarh, October 3,2023: TEX-STYLE week, organized by Government Home Science College, was a week-long extravaganza filled with creativity, fun, and a strong emphasis on sustainability. It culminated on the 3rd of October with an online webinar in the honor of Mahatma Gandhi, expertly hosted by Vishu Arora, an Associate Professor at NIFT, Panchkula. The focal point of this event was the promotion and celebration of Khadi—a fabric that carries profound historical and philosophical significance in India.
The webinar highlighted the importance of Khadi, known for being hand-spun and handwoven using a traditional spinning wheel called a charkha. This fabric has transcended time and now stands as a symbol of self-reliance and sustainability. In today's world, where environmental crises loom large, Khadi represents a tangible solution—an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative that many are embracing.
The seminar, led by Vishu Arora, dwelved deep into the versatility and sustainability of Khadi.
Through the celebration of TEX-STYLE week and the dedicated webinar on Khadi, Government Home Science College honors the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. Principal Prof. Sudha Katyal underscored the vital role of sustainable choices, such as the adoption of eco-friendly fabrics like Khadi, in addressing the urgent environmental issues of our time. She also inspired the students towards a more sustainable and harmonious future for the planet, urging them to act responsibly to safeguard the Earth for generations to come.
