Festivals like Navratri, Ramleela, Dandiya, and Garba are expected to generate over ₹50,000 crore in business across India, with Delhi alone contributing ₹8,000 crore. These ten-day celebrations drive significant commercial activity,

The festive season in India, starting with Navratri on October 3, is set to boost economic activities. CAIT projects a 43% increase in retail sales over 10 days, expecting Delhi to contribute over ₹8,

India's festival season, featuring Navratri, Ramleela, Garba, and Dandiya, is expected to drive businesses to generate over Rs 50,000 crore, with Delhi alone contributing Rs 8,000 crore. The CAIT Secretary General highlights a shift towards Indian-made goods,

Navratri has already approached, and the smell of incense sticks and the sound of dhol have filled the air. The huge Hindu festival Navratri is marked by a plethora of religious activities, from worshipping the Nav Durga (the nine forms of Mata Durga) to offering special prasad or bhog while seeking blessing from Mata Amba.

From cow ghee to jaggery, and sugar to milk, a variety of bhogs are offered to Goddess Durga throughout the nine days.

The first day of Navratri 2023, known as Prathama, is dedicated to the worship of Maa Shailputri, the initial form of the Hindu goddess Durga. On this special day, devotees participate in Ghatasthapana,