Families were seen lining up at city jewellery outlets, drawn by the age-old tradition of buying gold during the festival of lights. Pics/Ashish Raje
The auspicious day of Padwa, saw a significant surge in foot traffic to buy gold from jewellery outlets in the city
For many, purchasing gold during Diwali is more than just a shopping spree; it is a ritual imbued with cultural significance
Believed to bring prosperity, wealth, and good fortune, this practice resonates deeply within the Indian ethos
As families browsed through sparkling necklaces, bangles, and rings, the atmosphere was charged with excitement
Gold buyers were seen flocking to the various shops in parts of the city, with customers ranging from young couples to families
Diwali Padwa, also known as Bali Puja or Bali Pratipada, is celebrated on the first day of Kartik Pratipada, which follows Diwali
Homes, shops and offices are adorned with colourful Rangoli designs at the entrances during the festival
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