Eid-ul-Fitar holidays: Weekly bazaar will not be held in Islamabad - Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: In the light of the instructions of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) administration, due to the...
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ISLAMABAD: In the light of the instructions of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) administration, due to the...
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Chinese shoes are displayed at Weekly Bazaar Islamabad. [Photo/Tahir Ali] ISLAMABAD/RAWALPINDI, Dec.23 (Gwadar Pro) - The not-so-poor have become poor and the poor are barely at subsistence level. For the laborers and other disadvantaged segments of society, Chinese products are quickly dominating 'Landa' (second-hand) bazaars in Pakistan. For decades ‘Landa Bazaars’, also known as ‘Kabari Bazaars’, have attracted low-income persons because of the affordable prices in these markets. Landa bazaars usually sell second-hand shoes, sweaters, jackets, socks, hoodies, warm gloves, pajamas, ...