Prayagraj: Towards Rakshabandhan scheduled for August 22, greeting cards with Rakhis have high demand in the city market.
Even when social media and online messaging applications have surpassed recent greeting cards, Rakshabandhan greeting cards with Rakhis once again become the latest FAD among customers.
Rakhi sellers in Kothaparcha, Chowk, Civil Lines, Katra, Mutthiganj and adjacent areas claim that there has been an increasing demand for greeting cards with Rakhis.
Traders have brought Rakhi greeting cards with various shapes and sizes from kolkata that sell like hotcakes.
In addition, Chudiyan Guardian Rakhi, known as Rakhi dolphins and Rudraksh Rakhi, also attracted customers in front of Rakshabandhan.
Annu Gupta, a Rakhi seller in Kothaparcha, said, “Rakhi’s sales have taken on the market ahead of the festival.
There are many requests for greeting cards with Rakhis this time.
We have made special orders for the greeting card from West Bengal.” Gupta further said , “Shop owners are surprised to witness high demand and sales of greeting cards in the age of social media and messaging applications.
Many customers, especially women, choose cards based on their content.” “This is a value-added card whose sales are heading towards profitable good goals.
It promises to keep the business card grow in the celebration season, “another seller said in civilians.
Greeting card August 19 with Rakhis sells like hot cakes in front of Rakshabandhan
