The Gujarat government recently announced that the traditional Gharchola saree has received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag from the Government of India.
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Cultural Significance: Gharcholas are traditionally worn during weddings in Hindu and Jain communities.
They are crafted in auspicious colors such as red, maroon, green, and yellow, which hold special significance in Hindu customs.
Examples in India:
Darjeeling Tea: Famous for its unique flavor and quality, attributed to the Darjeeling region.
It is the first product in India to receive a GI tag.
The first product from Karnataka to receive a GI tag was Mysore Silk.https://www.iasjnana.com/
