This year, people in India celebrated a huge traditional Holi festival. Last year, several states, including Delhi, banned large Holi gatherings due to soaring Covid cases. After a gap the festival was joyously embraced, with people enjoying the vibrant colors. There was extensive shopping in the market for celebrating the festival, with a preference for ‘Made in India’ products. People love the colors, flowers, water, and sweets like Gujiya, Chaats, Dahi Vada, Samosa, Pakoras, etc.
Each and every state of India and people of their own villages, town, cities everywhere amazing holi event organized.
There were huge crowds at famous places in India like Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, and many others compared to previous Holi festivals. People enjoyed colors, flowers, water, music, and dance with family and friends.
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It was expected Holi sales to generate Rs 25,000 crore business this year in India – CAIT
It was impact by “the Atamnirbhar Bharat ” huge holi products pichkari, colors and other related products each and everything were under “Made in India”
This year, people have shifted their preference towards ‘Made in India’ products over ‘Made in China’. Parents and consumers are increasingly choosing Indian-made products for their children’s needs, leading to a decline in Chinese Holi products in the market. Hopefully, we will see more Indian products gaining prominence in the future.
We should thanks to “the Atamnirbhar Bharat “ govt scheme which really great and huge employment involved in manufacturing these type of the products etc.
We should thank the ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ government scheme, which has significantly contributed to creating substantial employment opportunities in manufacturing these types of products.
Everyone, from small children to the elderly, truly enjoyed celebrating this traditional Holi festival.
7th and 8th March 2023 google trends show the data in Google Trends
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