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News2News.in news. Kurukshetra. The festival and shopping season has begun with Navratri, which began on Sunday. Once again the splendor has returned, from the main market of Dharmanagari to the small and large markets. People have been waiting for this buying opportunity that has now arrived. Here, too, there is a lot of activity in the market to welcome customers. Business in gold and silver, automobile, mobile, electronics, textiles and IT sectors will be better than expected this time. This time, traders are expecting 30 to 50 percent more business from Navratri to Diwali compared to last year. For this reason, retailers have also made extensive preparations. This time too there were attractive offers for buyers. On Navratri, there are major shopping opportunities for two- and four-wheelers in the city, but electronics and gold and silver stores are also teeming with customers.
Manoj Goyal, head of Bullion Association, says many people make pre-booking for Dhanteras only during Navratri as the price of gold rises ahead of Dhanteras. Business will be up to 30 percent higher than last year. Auspicious works in Navratri begin here. This is why people buy clothes. New collections for Diwali are coming from Navratri, so the textile business is expected to be higher this time.
In the electronics sector, the demand for TVs, refrigerators, air conditioners, etc. is increasing. Most people prefer to buy it during the holidays. That’s why the stores are full of products from different companies. This time, among electronic items, large screen LED TV is the most demanded in the market. Good purchases of refrigerators and cell phones are also expected.
Businessman Titu said there will be about 30 to 40 percent more business this time compared to last year. People used to buy cheaper products, but now with the advent of more features, they are buying more expensive products. Customers are also placing more and more value on new technology in the mobile communications sector, which means expensive products are in demand.
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