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KVI
(redirected from Khadi and Village Industries)

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KVIKernfysisch Versneller Instituut
KVIKiski Valley Inn (Saltsburg, PA)
KVIKey Volume Indicator
KVIKhadi and Village Industries (India)
KVIKnown Value Item (retailing)
KVIKingdom Ventures, Inc. (est. 1990; Christian mission; Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada)
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It's not a revolution, but the show has swept the heart of the people," said Mohammed Salim, chairman of the government-run khadi and village industries commission, which organised the show.
'Gandhi chic' looks to lure Indian fashionistas by AFP / AFP Global Edition
It's not a revolution, but the show has swept the heart of the people," said Mohammed Salim, chairman of the government-run khadi and village industries commission, which organised the show.
'Gandhi chic' looks to lure Indian fashionistas by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
Organised by Jharkhand State Khadi and Village Industries, the Khadi dresses were the main attraction at the fashion show.
Former beauty queen walks down the ramp to popularise Khadi by Asian News International
 
 
 
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