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Fabindia removing ‘Khadi’ brand name from its products

NEW DELHI: Fabindia has started removing the brand name Khadi it uses to promote its cotton products after a legal notice by Khadi India that the use of the word amounted to unfair trade practice and misusing its trade name

Updated At : 08:59 PM Feb 19, 2017 IST

New Delhi, February 12

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