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News Snippets

  • Congress says party has nothing to do with Pitroda's inheritance tax views and they are his own private views
  • Commenting on Sam Pitroda's remarks on inheritance tax, PM Modi says Congress wants to loot citizens even after their death
  • Record 56 students get 100 percentile in JEE (main) exam this year
  • Supreme Court says it cannot pass the order regarding EVMs just based on speculation of manipulation
  • Speculation over Tej Pratap Yadav's candidature from Kannauj ended with the SP declaring that Akhilesh Yadav will contest from the constituency
  • Supreme Court says it will not go by 'Marxist interpretation' of wealth redistribution while looking at the ambit of Article 39(b) of Directive Principles of State Policy
  • With subdued rural demand hitting revenue (which remained flat), HUL's profit declined for the first time after Covid-hit March 20 quarter as it posted a reduced profit in Q4 FY23
  • Credit card spend hits record Rs 1L cr in March, up 20% YoY
  • RBI stops Kotak Mahindra Bank from issuing fresh credit cards or onboard new clients online after detecting 'serious deficiencies' in its IT system
  • Stocks remain positive on Wednesday: Sensex gains 114 points to 73852 and Nifty gains 34 points to 22402
  • Asian U-20 Athletics: Deepanshu Sharma and Rohan Yadav make it one-two in javelin throw
  • IPL: Delhi Captials beat Gujarat Titans as Rishabh Pant (88 of 43 balls) and Axar Patel (66) guide them to 224/4. GT try hard but fall short by 4 runs
  • Supreme Court allows a raped minor to end her 30-week pregnancy
  • Mamata Banerjee calls Calcutta HC order in teacher appointment "illegal" and "one-sided", state government to file appeal in Supreme Court
  • Calcutta HC scraps TM|C government's 2016 process of appointing school teachers, 25757 teachers set to lose their jobs and asked to return their salaries
Row over inheritance tax escalates: PM Modi says Congress wants to loot citizens even after their death. Congress distances itself from Sam Pitroda's remarks
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Festive Bonanza Online

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First publised on 2018-10-09 11:57:27

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Sunil Garodia By our team of in-house writers.
People are talking about the massive discounts being offered in cut-throat competition in the online shopping space. Flipkart, Amazon and Paytm Mall are at the forefront of this festive bonanza being spread out for the consumer.

Apart from the discounts, a new feature introduced this year is the instant loan that is being offered by some financiers against Aadhar details. “Extend your budget” is the tagline that is being used to promote this new offering.

The customer is being enticed with discounts of over 50% going up to 70%. All aggregators have tied up with a particular bank to offer additional instant discount up to 10% on using that bank’s credit and debit cards. EMI options are also available as usual. Paytm is offering additional cash back in its wallet. Hence, it is being ensured that the customer does not go away empty-handed, especially if the product he selects goes over his immediate budget. All sites are also offering exciting prizes for shopping through the app.

The goodies on offer range from fashion, accessories, gadgets, appliances with a focus on home appliances and mobiles. For those who had postponed their purchase decisions, this is the best time to buy these items at the lowest price. But an avid online shopper suggests that people do their homework by searching for the best option among the offers on the big three platforms.

Each platform is promoting the sale furiously. Flipkart is the clear frontrunner in this, having Amitabh Bachchan, Virat Kohli, Alia Bhat, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Saurav Ganguly as endorsers. Amazon and Paytm are highlighting the offers without relying on celebrity endorsement.

But one thing is sure. The consumer is in for a feast before the festivities begin.