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Chinese Zodiac Lucky Colors 2026: Feng Shui Secrets for Wealth and LuckThe Year of the Fire Horse 2026 represents a period of bold energy, transformation, and new opportunities. By understanding the meaning of ...- How Trump’s tariff is making Halloween 2025 the most expensive yet - what shoppers need to knowHalloween 2025 prices increase: Americans are projected to spend a record $13.1 billion on Halloween this year, but US tariffs on imported ...
- Ayodhya Ram Temple not to use Chinese Diwali decorative items: TrustSri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirath Kshetra Trust in Ayodhya will not use Chinese decorative items for Diwali to support local craftsmanship. This a...
- Festive season to generate over Rs 50,000 cr in business nationwide; Delhi to contribute Rs 8,000 cr: CAITIndia's festival season, featuring Navratri, Ramleela, Garba, and Dandiya, is expected to drive businesses to generate over Rs 50,000 crore...
- Low-cost ecommerce giant PDD Holdings beats quarterly revenue estimatesThe e-commerce giant continues to gain market share with highly competitive pricing in China and overseas as customers spend on affordable ...
- Indians prefer desi lights as Made-in-India outshine Chinese LEDs this DiwaliIndian-made decorative lights are gaining popularity over Chinese products this Diwali due to their durability and low maintenance. Reputed...
- This Holi 'Atmanirbharta' takes centre stage as Chinese goods lose market shareAs customers go shopping this Holi, they are increasingly rejecting Chinese products and preferring local Made in India products.In Delhi's...
- Chinese companies demand full advance payment for Diwali LED lightsAccording to industry estimates, India annually imports festive lights valued at over Rs 1,000 crore and gift items at Rs 3,500 crore, with...
- For the love of artifacts: 18th-century Chinese porcelain vase sells for $4.6 mn at auctionThe cobalt blue and white gourd represents an imperial dragon with five claws in search of the sacred pearl.
- No Chinese decoration this Janmashtami in Vrindavan templesNo Chinese lights and decoration items will be used in the celebrations in the shrine complex, according to the Sri Krishna Janmasthan Seva...
- Carbon dating confirms age of 3,800-year-old pottery bird statueBeijing, July 12 (IANS) Carbon dating has recently confirmed the age of a 3,800-year-old red pottery bird statue unearthed in China's Henan...
- Boycott of China goods: It isn't business as usual in Delhi's wholesale marketsTraders are trying to pander to what they feel are 'public sentiment' and have erased the 'Made in China' labels from various goods.
- Social media calls to boycott Chinese products fail miserablyHighlighting the price price, a shopkeeper in a market in west Delhi said a fairy light made in China costs Rs 50 while a similar product f...
- Retailers demand for Chinese goods dips 45% on boycott callElectric bulbs, kitchen appliances, toys, electronic products, consumables, home decoration items, among others will have to bear the brunt.
- After boycott call, Chinese goods sale dips up to 40 per centThe sale is no doubt down this time. Most of the customers are demanding Indian lights. The impact of the call to boycott Chinese products ...
- China invades deepest into Indian Dipawali market with synthetic red Hibiscus flowerAfter fire crackers, now this is the turn of synthetic red Hibiscus flower, a must for the ‘Kali Puja’ that is performed in the Dipawali ni...
- Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art spring auctions by Christie's fetch over $70 millionThe auction exhibited the continued taste for highly decorated porcelains in the Asian market and the desire for well-provenanced pieces.
- China maintains its supremacy in Dipawali glitter marketSiliguri electric appliances market, that distributes Chinese items throughout eastern India, mostly through gray route, has already sold a...
- Christie's online auction opens for bidding on 19th JulyThe online auction will provide discerning collectors with the opportunity to acquire stunning items to decorate their study.
- 'China's go-out strategy to benefit India'India-China trade has the potential of being doubled from the current level of USD 17.6 billion to reach the targeted USD 30 billion by 200...
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