Dhanteras and Diwaliludhiana: With only three days to go for Diwali and Dhanteras on Tuesday, rush was very witnessed on the city market, shops and car dealers.
Unlike last year when sales were very badly reported, this year there was a little pause.
But according to entrepreneurs, people’s purchasing power has fallen compared to previous years and many are turning to online shopping.
Some businesses have articles at low prices watching in a hurry.
Harpal Singh Sidhu, the owner of the electronics store, said, “Compared to last year, we saw most of the customers who made a purchase.
Some of the many items sought after are microwaved ovens, washing machines and LED TVs.
However, unlike previous years, several Customers switch for large purchases.
Luxury items, such as expensive home theater systems, large LED TVs, do not attract buyers.
It seems that the pandemic has taken the victim on the power of spending people, besides many who pamper themselves in online shopping, where they are Get more discounts and a variety of choices to change purchases to emis.
“Tribhuvan Thapar, said a city-based jewelry, said” The overall situation of this celebration season was a little better than last year.
Articles that are in demand now include gold and silver coins, silver glass and statue.
We anticipate pickups in sales on Tuesday and this might remain ting Gi until Diwali.
Even though our business has also been hit by giants e-commerce and brands, unfortunately don’t do anything about it.
In addition, other factors regarding our sales are people who choose to buy low-cost articles because they see gold and silver from their current range.
“Kamal Singh, the manager of a item shop,” We got a good response.
from customers during this celebration season.
There are many questions for glasses, drinking equipment, tableware and products as well as lunch boxes, thermos, and blenders.
Unlike the previous purchase trend only steel in front or on Dhanteras, this time people buy anything that offers more value for money.
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Rushed on the city market, but people don’t buy a lot
