You do not need a reason or occasion for shopping. And when the season is right, and offers are bright, who will not head to the biggest shopping hub of the city!
Forum Celebration Mall Udaipur has announced the “Biggest Sale of the Season‘ with Flat 50% off for 3 days giving you another reason to shop your heart out with some popular brands. The biggest mall of Udaipur is hosting Flat 50% off Sale from 10 January to 12 January 2020. With most popular brands participating, customers will be spoilt with choices from Max, Reliance Trends, Iconic, Baggit, Sunglass Hut, W, United Colors of Benetton among others.
The one-stop-shop family outing place has something for everyone in the family. While you are on your shopping spree, let your kids enjoy some fun time with a host of activities being put up in the mall. Children can enjoy the various rides or have a gala time at Hungama Game Planet.
The sale is all set to deliver an amazing shopping experience to the people. There are some great deals featured across a variety of sectors ranging from apparels to cosmetics and footwear.
There is always more to a sale than shopping. Customers can enjoy some mega-discounts and deals across multiple places at the mall. Forum Celebration always strives to enhance customer delight with numerous activities, offers and entertainment experience.
Forum Celebration is known for housing some of the top brands rendering a wide range of options across various retail sectors. Making it an always must-attend sale, Forum Celebration Mall is truly redefining the entire winter shopping experience for Udaipurites.
An open ground comprised of 56 small stalls contended by refugee Tibetan families, and that’s how Samor Bagh looks now. However, 15 years back it didn’t look like this. No one in Udaipur knew about this place, but now days it is very popular among all Udaipurites. If someone has to buy woolen wears the first name which comes in the mind is Samor Bagh. People at Udaipur have a strong feeling that there they can avail all different varieties of winter apparel and accessories at cheap and best price as compared to other shops and showrooms.
While talking to Mr. Tee Jampa, (President of Tibetan association, Udaipur) I was able to read the struggles which he and his community have faced. I was very curious to know the story behind and I’m sure everyone will be interested to know their story. He narrated that in 1959 when china attacked on Tibet, around 80-90 thousands of people along with Dalai Lama fled to India and settled down in five different states. Before 45 years 25-30 refugees (ancestors) came up to the lake city in search of livelihood and started selling hand woven woolen clothes by wandering door to door. Slowly, people started accepting their products which has sober colors and designs. The other reason behind mass acceptance was the rate and quality of products.
After some time they took permission from municipality and started selling their manufactured goods at footpaths of Surajpol near Ashoka Talkies. They also established their market in Chetak and Town hall in 80s. In few years municipality didn’t allow them to carry on further. They were highly disappointed that time. Maharaja Mahendra Singh Pratap of Mewar sent a letter to nomads expressing that he’s really sad that they (followers of Dalai Lama) are facing in his city. He’ll be grateful if they would use his piece of land named Samor Bagh near Gulab Chowk.
Finally they shifted to Samor bagh and now it’s been 17 years they are operating there only. He also told us that the rent which the king charges is very less as compared to other landowners and government bodies. The rent is divided equally among all 56 members. The other problem which they face is MRP of the materials which they sale. To curb this issue in 2006 they have made an alliance called “Tibetan Refugee Trader’s Association” where they discuss about the rate and various other concerns which causes hindrance to them in fostering their business. Besides this, the association also helps Tibetans in binding them socially from all over India.
The stalls consist of both handmade and machine made. Mr. Palden (Gen. Secretry) told us that they started manufacturing the machine made products before 30 years from Ludhiana as the demand of such goods were high. They order the products according to the penchant of the city’s populace. Every year these Tibetans came from different states mostly from Himanchal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, U.P. and Bihar for 3-4 months and sale the stuffs. While rest of the months these refugees subsist on agriculture and small shops.
Life is very tough especially for these Tibetans who are refugees and still struggling for their country from more than 50 years. With this winters there are many other things which come in this city and Tibetans are one among them. They are very gentle people we all should love and respect them and also try to give them a little space in our heart so they can also easily mingle with us.
