Holi will boost, CAIT estimates - business of 60 thousand crores!
As the festival of holi approaches, the markets are getting vibrant. This year, there is a possibility of business of more than Rs 60 thousand crores across the country on Holi. The business figure is 20 percent more than last year. According to the Confederation of All india Traders (CAIT), business of more than Rs 8 thousand crores is expected in delhi alone. There is a craze for indian products on Holi. Products made in china have been boycotted.
Traders and customers have given priority to indian goods. Herbal colors, gulal, pichkari, balloons, sandalwood, puja materials, apparel, sweets, dry fruits, gift items, clothes and grocery products are being sold in large numbers. CAIT National General Secretary and chandni Chowk mp Praveen Khandelwal said, "India is a country of festivals. Every festival gives a boost to business. Small traders, small industries and MSME sector will especially benefit on Holi." An atmosphere of excitement in the markets
Heavy crowds are being seen in Sadar Bazar, chandni Chowk, Karol Bagh, Lajpat nagar, Sarojini nagar and other markets. There is a demand for Gujiya, Namkeen and other traditional delicacies at sweet shops. The demand for white T-shirts, kurta-pyjamas, salwar suits and T-shirts with 'Happy Holi' written on them has also increased.
holi Milan celebrations are in full swing
holi Milan celebrations have begun across the country. In delhi alone, there are plans to organize more than 3,000 small and big celebrations. Hotels, banquet halls, farm houses and restaurants are fully booked. Pichkaris of attractive designs have arrived in the market. Tank pichkaris like Spider-Man and Chhota bheem are also available for children. The demand for herbal gulaal and abir has increased. The sale of chemical colours has decreased.
The festival of holi also promotes economic activities. Hotels, transport, tourism, food and textile industries get direct benefit from the festival. Due to the festival, the hustle and bustle in the markets has increased. The sales have brought smiles on the faces of the traders. This time Holika Dahan will be done on thursday night on march 13. holi, the festival of colors, will be celebrated on march 14. There is an atmosphere of excitement in the market. people are busy preparing for the festival of colors with great pomp.
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