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Options galore Visitors going around the expo

It’s a grand showcase of innovation, inspiration and indulgence. While lifestyle exhibitions have become increasingly popular for its multipurpose product range found under one roof, the India Shopping Mall expo at MGM Selvee Park also has its special features that is attracting a good crowd even in this scorching summer season. The event is being sponsored by Sowndarya Digital Mall and organized by Supremo Trade Fairs.

An enviable collection of electronic products, range of imported furniture, artefacts and traditional crafts from different countries and an ensemble of lifestyle products are some of the highlights of the expo.

Be it the colourful collection of artificial flowers from Dubai, traditional jewellery from Myanmar or crafts from Thailand and Kenya, a range of products from different countries find a place in the expo.

The electronic product sections have been attracting many visitors.

The collections include mammoth double door refrigerators, sleek televisions and LCDs, washing machines, air-conditioners, etc. For all those you wish to drive away the summer blues, there is a good range of ACs available at offer prices.

A discount offer up to 40 per cent is also being offered on the electronic products at the expo.

All the big brands have displayed an array of products with special features.

For gadget freaks, cameras, watches, hybrid camcorders, portable DVD player, MP4 and MP3 photoplayer are also on display.

“People prefer lifestyle exhibitions because they don’t have to go from one shop to another in search of their home needs.

This is a place where you can find everything,” says Srikant of India Shopping Mall.

For all those of you who are planning to add a touch of glamour and style to your interiors, the lifestyle show has plenty to offer. There are dry flowers, bags, handicraft items and artificial jewellery from Thailand and Myanmar, and exquisite handicrafts from Kenya.

Other than melamine crockery that is sold at a good price, there are glassware and imported, branded crockery too.

Offering a glimpse into the lifestyle of nomadic tribes of Africa is a stall from Kenya. Wooden artifacts made of wood from the Central African forests are on display here.

The expo is on till April 21.

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