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Thousands thronged markets ahead of Eid-ul-Adha, the festival of sacrifice, in Kashmir though traders and businessmen rued the lack of sales owing to decrease in footfall and purchasing power of people than in the past.
Srinagar, July 8 A 35-year-old taxi owner was forced to sell two of his three vehicles to feed his family of seven members because the last two years have brought practically no business to him. For want of tourists, many taxi drivers are forced to work as labourers or sell vegetables, fruit or trinkets to make ends meet. A shikara owner switched over to selling vegetables because nobody was visiting Kashmir and an IT specialist lost his job because Internet connections stood snapped after the J&K Reorganisation Act, 2019, came into force. These aren’t stray stories but are reflective of th...
SRINAGAR: The Joint Coordination Committee of City Center (JCCCC) Traders appealed the Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to opt for unlock as otherwise many would be left to starvation.
Traders Coordination Committee Demands Unlock In Kashmir SRINAGAR: The Joint Coordination Committee of City Center (JCCCC) Traders Wednesday appealed the Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to opt for unlock as otherwise many would be left to starvation. In a statement issued, President Kashmir Retailers Association and General Secretary JCCCC, Farhan Kitab said the lockdown has badly affected livelihood of lacks of people who along with their families have been left at the verge of starvation. He said from traders to transporters, the business community is badly affected especially for the...
Representatives from over 35 trade organisations have urged the government to initiate a process to ensure the restoration of businesses.