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Firecrackers' sale goes up in Srinagar

Source: NewKerala

Srīnagar : India | 2 months ago

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The firecrackers' market in Srinagar is witnessing a surge in sales on the occasion of Eid- ul- Fitr festival. Firecracker sellers are doing good business as many children are purchasing various crackers to celebrate the occasion. 'We are happy as we are doing good business during Eid (Muslim festival)...

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