Indian Traditional Costume

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The Indian flag is made of Khadi, a hand-spun cotton fabric that became popular during India's freedom struggle. The Flag Code of India specifies that flags must be made of Khadi. This was done to promote indigenous industries and maintain the connection to the freedom movement.

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Chanderi saris from Madhya Pradesh are known for their fine fabric and weavers historically grew long nails to create slits for spinning extremely fine threads. Sambalpuri is from Odisha, Dhakai (now Dhaka) is from Bangladesh, and Patola is from Gujarat. Chanderi's unique weaving technique gives it a distinctive gossamer texture.

Pavadai Thavani (or Pattu Pavadai Dhavani) is the traditional three-piece attire worn by young Tamil girls before salwar kameez became popular. It consists of a long skirt (pavadai), a blouse (thavani), and a dupatta. Chaniya choli is from Gujarat/Rajasthan, while Churidar is North Indian. Bandhgala is formal menswear.

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Calico cotton textile gets its name from Calicut, the former name of Kozhikode in Kerala. This port city was a major center for spice and textile trade in the 15th-16th centuries, and the cotton fabric produced there became known as 'calico' worldwide. European traders, particularly the British, imported this printed cotton fabric from Calicut, leading to the fabric being named after the city. The other options are different textiles with different origins.

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According to the Flag Code of India, the Indian national flag must be made of khadi, a hand-spun and hand-woven natural cloth popularized by Mahatma Gandhi as part of the swadeshi movement. Khadi represents self-reliance and national pride. Options A, B, and C (silk, cotton, wool) may be used in some flags but khadi is the mandatory material by law.