New Delhi. On one side the market is buzzing on the occasion of Diwali. From Delhi-NCR to markets across the country, people are shopping fiercely. This Diwali people are spending a lot of money. After two years of Kovid, the market has once again returned to the limelight. After two years of Kovid, there is a massive crowd in the markets. People are buying stuff a lot. This year, CAT has predicted a market of around 2.50 lakh crores on the occasion of Diwali.

There is a massive crowd in the markets of Delhi
People are gathering in Sarojini Nagar Market, Sadar Bazar, and Chandni Chowk in the capital Delhi. On the occasion of Dhanteras on 22-23, the market is expected to sell fiercely. People spend a lot of money on things ranging from gold and silver to household items. The price of gold is currently close to 50 thousand rupees.

After two years people’s fear is over
In the year 2020, two years after the arrival of the corona epidemic, people’s fear of Kovid seems to be ending. Crowds gathering in the markets and people without masks are coming out of the house regardless of Kovid. However, the Health Ministry has expressed concern about this and has asked the state governments to follow Kovid. But the fear of Kovid is not visible among the people.

online shopping market
Apart from the local market, people are also doing online shopping fiercely. On Diwali, companies are giving huge discounts to online shoppers. On the occasion of Dussehra, people did online shopping for up to Rs 25,000 crore. In such a situation, the online goods market is expected to make big purchases on Diwali.

local for vocal
People pay more attention to local products on the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There has been a big decline in the sale of Chinese goods in the market. People are now focusing on quality instead of cheap stuff. The supply of goods has been disrupted due to the Kovid policy in China. Due to this Chinese goods are coming less in the market. People are fiercely buying earthen lamps. This is providing employment to the local people.