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UP and Uttarakhand Leaders Launch Swadeshi Push Before Festivals

Shop-level outreach seeks to steer festival spending toward Indian-made goods.

Pathak encouraged businesses to refrain from selling imported items, adding, These small yet impactful steps can play a significant role in driving our nation's progress and prosperity.
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Overview

  • Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak urged residents and shopkeepers to buy and sell only indigenous products during the festive period.
  • Pathak encouraged traders to avoid imported items, calling the shift to Swadeshi a contribution to national progress and self‑reliance.
  • Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami led an 'Adopt Swadeshi' drive in Dehradun's Paltan Bazaar, visiting shops and pasting campaign stickers.
  • Dhami asked traders to display Swadeshi nameplates and framed local purchasing as a boost to jobs, artisans and small entrepreneurs.
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent appeals for 'Made in India' buying were reiterated, alongside a promise of forthcoming GST reforms described as a Diwali 'double bonus' for consumers and small businesses.