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Mahatma Gandhi’s connection to the spinning wheel, or “charkha,” symbolizes self-reliance and India’s struggle for independence. He promoted the use of the spinning wheel to produce homespun cloth, or “khadi,” as a means to boycott British textiles and revive the Indian economy.
Gandhi promoted the use of the spinning wheel (charkha) as a symbol of self-reliance and economic independence during India’s struggle for independence.