Guwahati, April 3 -- Meghalaya has earned the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag for its traditional handwoven fabric, Ryndia, and Meghalaya Handloom Products.

The GI Authority under the Government of India officially recognized and listed the fabric on its website.

This recognition not only safeguards indigenous products but also highlights their authenticity and unique origin, marking a significant milestone in the preservation and promotion of Meghalaya's rich textile heritage.

Ryndia is a handwoven, handspun fabric made from Eri silk, a naturally dyed material that is ethically sourced.

This fabric, integral to the Khasi community's culture, is admired for its soft texture, durability, and eco-friendly production process...