Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Thane Markets See Surge in Non-Veg Sales After Festival
Imagine a big party ended, and everyone is ready for a delicious meal!
In Thane, India, after a big religious festival called Anant Chaturdashi, people started buying lots of chicken, mutton, and fish.
Because of the festival, many people had stopped eating these foods.
Now that the festival is over, they wanted to eat them again!
Meat shops sold much more than usual, even though the prices went up a little.
Since it was also a weekend, lots of families and friends got together for meals.
Thane markets experienced a surge in non-vegetarian food sales after Anant Chaturdashi.
The increase in sales was reported across chicken, mutton, and fish markets.
Sales spiked due to the end of religious observances and festivals.
Vendors reported a significant rise in foot traffic and sales volume.
Prices for non-vegetarian items saw a slight increase due to high demand.
- Who
- Residents of Thane and meat vendors
- What
- Increase in sales of non-vegetarian food
- When
- The day after Anant Chaturdashi
- Where
- Thane, India
- Why
- End of religious observances and holidays
- Event
- Anant Chaturdashi
- Affected Markets
- Chicken, mutton, and fish markets
- Sales Impact
- Significant increase in sales
- Price Change
- Slight increase due to high demand
- Weekend Factor
- Saturday-Sunday created opportunity for gatherings