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The company has announced that Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021 sale would feature over 1000 new product releases and much more.

Amazon has officially revealed the start date for their Great Indian Festival (GIF) 2021 sale, which is October 4.

As per the company, Amazon GIF 2021 is dedicated to lakhs of small merchants, continuing its commitment to assist Small Medium Businesses (SMBs).

Throughout 75,000 small merchants from 450 locations provide their one-of-a-kind items to clients all over the country.

Under several different initiatives, the Great Indian Festival 2021 will also include items from Amazon merchants. Amazon Launchpad, Amazon Saheli, Amazon Karigar, as well as prominent Indian and international companies from many categories, are among them.

New launches at the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021

Over 1000 new product releases from prominent businesses would be part of the Great Indian Festival. Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Sony, Apple, Boat, Lenovo, HP, Asus, Fossil, Levi's, BIBA, Allen Solly, Adidas, American Tourister, Prestige, Eureka Forbes, Bosch, Sony PS5, Microsoft Xbox, and more companies will unveil their new products.

https://twitter.com/amazonIN/status/1441290255156449281

Other offers, incentives in Amazon Great Indian Festival 2021

Customers who use the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card will have access to a variety of low-cost choices. With an Rs. 750 signing incentive, they may earn 5% reward points.

For their regular business purchases or corporate gifting for clients or staff, Amazon Business customers in India will be able to take advantage of special deals, bulk discounts, lower festival pricing offers, cashback, incentives, and more.

GST invoicing will save customers an additional 28% on all transactions across all product categories. Laptops, printers, networking devices, office gadgets, vacuum cleaners, and other items from prominent companies such as HP, Lenovo, Canon, Godrej, Casio, Eureka Forbes, and others are included in these categories.

Amazon MiniTV offering during the festival

New Prime Video content, including new titles, will also be available through Amazon. Sardar Udham, starring Vicky Kaushal, Dybukk, a supernatural horror film starring Emraan Hashmi, Bhramam, starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, and others are among the films on the list.

New content will be available on Amazon MiniTV, the company's free video streaming service.
https://www.digpu.com/technology-news/amazon-great-indian-festival-2021

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