Business grows worth 1000 Crore INR during festival season
A business worth Rs 1000 crore is estimated to be present in Delhi alone during the festive season of Navratri, Ramlila, and Dussehra. It has been reported that a better festive season is expected in the capital. Heavy shopping for household items, vehicles, electronic equipment, and clothes used in the festival has been done by people during this time. Wings have been given to the market by this activity. It is estimated that this bullish trend will be continued in the market for the next one month and a lot of money will be spent by people during the Diwali season.
A report on the 11-day festive season has been released.
The season of Ramlila and Navratri was started from October 3 in Delhi and across the country. Ramlila, Navratri Dandiya, and Dussehra festivals have been celebrated at about one thousand places in the entire capital. Participation was seen from people in it. A report on the 11-day festive season has been released by The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI). It has been stated that a better festive season will be experienced in the capital.
It was said by CTI Chairman Brijesh Goyal that during Ramlila, Dandiya, Dussehra, Durga Puja, business is received by artists, singers, makeup artists, tents, LED, sound, light, music, cranes, costumes, effigy makers, chaat-pakodi eaters, swings and toy sellers etc., so a huge contribution to the economy is made by Ramlila and Navratri. During this time, families come out and a lot of money is spent by them. Although Ramlila may have started from October, work is started months before by those associated with them. The budget of some Ramlila committees is reported to be Rs 25 crore while that of others is up to Rs 1 crore.
Ramlila's were organized at more than one thousand small and big places in Delhi. It was stated by Delhi Ramlila Mahasangh President Arjun Kumar that employment was received by lakhs of people through these organized Ramlila. Stages and gates were decorated in different Ramlila on the lines of Rameshwar Dham, Kedarnath Temple etc. Hi-tech technology and AI were also used in Ramlilas and Dussehra programs.
