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    Gandhi led a successful "khadi campaign" encouraging Indians to boycott British goods and instead wear homespun clothes as a symbol of self-reliance and national spirit in order to gain independence from British rule. Indians changed from suits into locally produced cotton clothes and focused on spinning their own yarn, cornering the market and building economic independence from British imports.

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    Gandhi led a successful "khadi campaign" encouraging Indians to boycott British goods and instead wear homespun clothes as a symbol of self-reliance and national spirit in order to gain independence from British rule. Indians changed from suits into locally produced cotton clothes and focused on spinning their own yarn, cornering the market and building economic independence from British imports.

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    Gandhi led a successful "khadi campaign" encouraging Indians to boycott British goods and instead wear homespun clothes as a symbol of self-reliance and national spirit in order to gain independence from British rule. Indians changed from suits into locally produced cotton clothes and focused on spinning their own yarn, cornering the market and building economic independence from British imports.

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    Gandhi’s success brought about great social change also called ‘’khadi

    campaign’’, which encouraged Indians to boycott British goods. Gandhi

    first lived in South Africa for a long time in high status, but when they

    finally returned to India, they changed their style of dressing. Local

    people changed their suits into homespun clothes. Due to the Indians

    wanted to spin cotton into yarn, and to get rid of British rule. Later, in

    order to corner the market, they constantly self-reliance. Their clothing is

    a symbol of the national spirit in the real sense, and finally they all

    choose the traditional clothing of their own nation.

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