Searched for
CHANDIGARH SHOPPING TRENDS
India’s kitchens turn into mini gyms as protein orders soar 150%India's embrace of high-protein diets is transforming grocery habits, with quick commerce platforms seeing a 150% surge in protein-related ...- Old shopping funnel is gone: Gen Z is rewriting rules of retailGen Z is rapidly reshaping India’s online retail market, forcing brands and platforms to rethink traditional marketing strategies. Nearly h...
- Chanel for Chandigarh, Mango for Mangaluru: India’s luxury map shifts beyond metrosIndia's retail landscape is shifting as smaller Tier-2 cities are now attracting global brands and premium malls, outperforming larger metr...
- The 9 pm rule inside India’s predictable summer shopping patternIndia's summer consumption reveals a nationwide pattern: ice cream orders consistently peak at 9 PM, with demand doubling between 6 PM and ...
- Luxury in India is no longer defined by Delhi, Mumbai or BengaluruIndia's luxury market is expanding beyond traditional metro hubs as wealth and consumer exposure grow. Luxury consumption is converging nat...
- Amazon India boosts infra in Punjab ahead of festive seasonAmazon India is ramping up for the 2025 Great Indian Festival, expanding operations with a new fulfilment centre in Punjab. The company sai...
- Idol makers, mandap decorators back in vogue after muted demand during Covid yearsAcross India’s 1000 towns and cities, demand for a wide range of festival services like idol makers, mandap decorators, sweet shops, flower...
- Non-metro customers continue to surprise with demand for luxury products: Darshan Mehta6 pm-7 pm shopping on a weekday evening in a town like Chandigarh would be 2x of what could happen on a weekend in Delhi, say the MD of Rel...
- Covid-19 lockdown led to 65% growth in sexual wellness market; Mumbai saw highest sales, followed by B'luru, DelhiAn analytical report published by ThatsPersonal.com captures the sex product trends and behaviours in India.
- Punjab tightens lockdown: Non-essential shops shut on Sundays, inter-dist movement only with passesChief Minister Amarinder Singh approved the detailed weekend and holiday restriction guidelines, reiterating that his government would take...
- 85 shopping malls likely to be launched in next 5 years: AnarockOut of 85, more than 30 new malls accounting for nearly 14 million sq ft area will open just in the top eight cities by 2020.
- Cards used more for real time, face to face shopping than online purchases: VisaTop cities with highest growth in card spend for face to face spend during Diwali was Delhi (97%) , Chandigarh(76%), Coimbatore( 73%), Pune...
- 'Footfall in malls may dip by more than half this Diwali'Shopping malls in major cities may witness a decline of more than half this Diwali, with the trend of online buying catching up on the back...
- Flipkart to focus on personalised offering through the use of backend dataThe company will also focus on automating its supply chain to reduce shipment time and increase accuracy to ensure zero customer complaint.
- Delhi, Mumbai top metros that searched online in 2013 : ReportDelhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai have emerged as the top five metro cities that searched online in 2013.
- Security, other factors push Indians to shop online for Diwali: AssochamBased on feedback received from 1,200 traders, the survey said that online shopping could grow by 250 per cent.
- Valentine's Day: Women drive the demand wagon this yearWomen have taken the lead in buying gifts for their loves this Valentine's Day as shopping malls and retailers report 10-15 % rise in deman...
- Delhi topples Mumbai to become largest e-commerce hub in IndiaThe Capital city has overtaken Mumbai to become the largest e-commerce hub of the country, a report by online shopping firm Ebay has said.
- Delhi topples Mumbai to become largest e-commerce hub in IndiaThe Capital city has overtaken Mumbai to become the largest e-commerce hub of the country, a report by online shopping firm Ebay has said.
- Laptops get lapped up by consumersThe number of people switching over to hi-tech gadgets like laptops and iPods is growing at a steady rate.
Load More
