The Exhibition Society Management Committee, during the annual press meet on Sunday, informed that the exhibition will be held from January 3 to February 15.
It was initially planned to be inaugurated on January 1 by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, but has now been postponed in view of the seven-day state mourning announced by the Telangana government as a tribute to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who died on December 26.
The exhibition is expected to have around 25 lakh footfalls and 2,000 stalls. The stalls are being set up to showcase various products, including handicrafts and handmade garments from across the country. Along with small businesses, several state and central government departments, and public sector undertakings such as the RBI, Telangana government's Department of Prisons, Hyderabad Police, Khadi and Village Industries Commission, etc., are set to participate.
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