Diwali 2024: Are you also going to the market to shop for Diwali? So don't make these mistakes

One of the many festivals celebrated in the year is Diwali, which people celebrate with great enthusiasm. For Diwali, houses are cleaned and painted and the house is decorated with light. At the same time, on the day of Diwali, people light diyas and light up all around. On this day, the worship of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi also has special significance. Not only this, people also go shopping for Diwali. From home decoration items to items for worship, people also buy new clothes for themselves and their loved ones, etc. In such a situation, if you are also going to shop in the market, then you should take special care of some things, which you can know about in the next slides. So let's know about them...

If you are going to the market, you can keep these things in mind:-

Number 1
If you are going to the market for Diwali shopping, try not to take children with you, and that too when your children are small. Due to Diwali, there is a lot of crowd in the market, and in such a situation there is a fear of children getting lost. Therefore, you can leave them at home with an elder and go shopping.

Number 2
If you are going to the market, take special care of your pocket because pickpockets can pick your pocket. During the festive season, many people go to the market with cash, so that they can shop. But pickpockets can take advantage of the crowd and pick your pocket. Also, take care of your mobile phone. So be careful.

Number 3
Stay away from fake goods because, under the guise of Diwali, many shopkeepers sell fake goods, especially fake sweets, to earn profit. This can even harm your health. Therefore, always buy sweets or other goods from a trusted shop.

Number 4
It is usually seen that people go shopping on Choti Diwali before Diwali. In such a situation, the markets are very crowded. Therefore, if you want, you can buy some items earlier so that you can avoid the crowd. You can buy only things like sweets on the day of Diwali.

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