Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Numaish Traders Face Financial Crisis Over High Stall Rents
Traders at the Numaish exhibition in Hyderabad are having a hard time because the rent for their stalls has gone up a lot.
This makes it expensive for them to sell their things, and they're not making much money.
Some people say the rent is much higher than what's officially said.
Because of this, the traders had to raise their prices, and customers aren't buying as much.
They even protested, asking for the entry fee to be lowered so more people can come and enjoy the exhibition without spending too much money.
Stall holders at Numaish exhibition accuse organizers of imposing unjustified additional rental charges.
Traders report significant losses due to high rents and low sales despite high visitor footfall.
Prime stall locations are being sold for much higher prices than official rates.
Traders protested, demanding a reduction in entry fees from Rs 50 to Rs 20.
Basic amenities inside the exhibition grounds are priced significantly higher than outside.
- Who
- Stall holders and traders at Numaish exhibition
- What
- Financial crisis due to exorbitant stall rents and additional charges
- When
- During the ongoing Numaish exhibition
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- Increased rental costs and additional charges imposed by organizers
- Event
- Numaish exhibition
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Stall Rental Increase
- Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh
- Prime Stall Prices
- Rs 4.30 lakh to Rs 8 lakh
- Protest Demand
- Reduce entry fee from Rs 50 to Rs 20
- Water Bottle Price Inside
- Rs 40
- Tea Price Inside
- Rs 70