Ranchi: Ranchi retail clothing shop owner is a unhappy place even though Durga Puja is a little more than a week.
With the direction of the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) which has dampened the spirit of Puja this year, clothing traders have not been able to fulfill their business projections before the celebration.
“Business has increased slightly compared to last year.
According to our estimates, there has been a 15% increase.
But customer footsteps are quite low compared to 2019 and other years as a large part of the community still have not received a return power,” The owner of the vastralaya owner in the top bazaar.
“The state government does not allow clothing stores to open for business on Sundays as a preventative step to examine the possibility of a surge in case.
This has reduced sales for the most part,” Modi added.
On Saturday, there were heavy footsteps at the clothing store all night which resulted in traffic inhibiting on the main streets of the city.
As appropriate, clothing stores throughout Ranchi watched a cumulative transaction Rs 120 Crore before Durga Puja every year.
However, 2020 turned out to be a forgotten year for a 1.100-strange clothing store here as a cumulative sale dipped around 70%.
“At this point, we hope that sales will increase by around 40% from last year.
Most buyers usually start puja shopping after expensive (which falls on October 6).
So there is still time to recover business,” Suresh Malhotra, owner of Kashmir Vastralaya , tell Toi.
But more than Durga Puja, the owner of the city clothing store is a banking in the wedding season to redeem the decline in their sales.
“Last year, there was a hat on the number of participants at a marriage.
So, there were not many businesses.
But this year, there was no closed on the number of participants for now and bulk orders had begun to come,” said the Bazar bazar corpse trader.
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