Amazon’s ‘Great India Festival’ to go live on 10th October 12 Noon

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Indian e-commerce giant Amazon has announced the schedule of their shopping sale for this festive season. Diwali season is one of the most auspicious seasons for Indians and a lot of them make several purchases around this time of the year. To encash this, Amazon’s Great Indian Festival sale will go live from 12 AM on October 10th and will last for 6 days till 15th October 11:59 PM.

Amazon’s Great Indian Festival Deals

This sale will have the best deals from all the categories such as mobile phones, electronics items, fashion products, home and kitchenware along with daily essentials to name a few. Amazon has partnered with SBI to provide customers with an instant discount of 10% when purchased with SBI debit cards.

All the users who load an amount higher than ₹3000 in the Amazon Pay wallet will be getting an excess balance of ₹300 to their accounts. Amazon has also tied-up with Axis Bank, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and Bajaj Finserv to provide EMI options to the customers. Amazon customers can even unlock coupons to partner sites which can be redeemed while using Amazon Pay in those sites. Amazon prime customers can get cash back up to ₹2300 while normal customers can avail cashback of up to ₹1650 from partner sites.

Some of the best deals which Amazon teased on their website are on: Bosch Fully Automatic Washing Machine, Dell i3 Windows Laptop, Kent wall-mounted RO Purifier, Sony PS 4 and LG OLED ThinQ TV. Along with these, there is going to be an amazing exchange offer on Redmi 6 Pro and over 7000 fashion products will be available at a discount of 50 % or more.

Also Read: Amazon Launches A Series Of Echo Home Devices For Connected Homes

Amazon’ ‘Great Indian Festival Sale’ will be going heads-on with Flipkart’s ‘Big Billion day sale’ and it looks like this festival season is going to be fruitful for the customers with good deals from both the platforms.

All deals will be available early for all Amazon Prime customers as usual.

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