In the glow of Diwali festivities, recession fades-boom rings, economic system boosted by festivals
- The whole world is crying recession but in India shopping mood is booming due to festive season. - The growth of the economic system must be linked to the growth of the rural economy. Festivals boost the rural economy. Diwali purchases are also associated with bonuses - 3000 crores worth of gold has been sold in the country during Karva Choth festival last week. Now the gold will be sold on Dhan Terse, which will be worth approximately 4000 crores. - The President of the World Bank, David Malpass, has recently said that a global recession is coming, so be careful. The global growth rate has also been underestimated The festive season of Diwali has started. The whole world is crying recession but in India shopping mood is picking up due to festive season. In the wake of satisfactory rains in Gujarat, people have thronged the markets for shopping. Now two markets are being monitored. One is the local markets and the other is the e-commerce market. As Diwali sale boards swing in lo