With the festive calendar underway, shoppers looking for ethnic apparel and home decorative pieces have a major seasonal destination in the national capital. Marking the festive run from Navratri and Dussehra to Karwa Chauth and Diwali, an extensive market has been launched at INA Dilli Haat. Organized under the banner of the Khadi and Village Industries Commission, the exposition is titled 'Sewa Sankalp, Khadi Mahotsav-2026'. The fair began on October 1 and will run through October 15, welcoming visitors daily between 11:00 am and 7:00 pm.
Extensive Wardrobe Options Across Traditional and Modern Styles
A comprehensive collection of garments has been curated for women, men, and children. Female shoppers can browse through a wide selection of sarees, suits, and jackets, alongside complementary traditional juttis and sandals. For men, the inventory ranges from classic khadi apparel and dhoti kurta sets to formal pants, shirts, and western outfits. Focusing prominently on fine khadi and breathable cotton textiles, the stalls present numerous cuts, patterns, and varieties to cater to varied sartorial preferences.
Festive Home Decor and Essentials for Every Budget Range
Beyond personal clothing, the exhibition caters heavily to household festive preparations. Buyers can find comprehensive supplies for festive prayers, along with decorative accents such as wall hangings and artistic home embellishments. A defining feature of this gathering is its tiered pricing structure, which accommodates a broad spectrum of household budgets. Visitors can pick up daily household utility items as well as beauty and grooming essentials without exceeding their planned festive expenditure.
Full Setup from October 2 Alongside Regular Complex Stalls
While the opening day on October 1 saw relatively light foot traffic, the entire fairground reached full operational scale by October 2. Patrons visiting the venue are not confined solely to the special festive kiosks; they can simultaneously explore the permanent, regular stalls operating inside INA Dilli Haat. This arrangement provides a unified shopping stop for festive garments, accessories, footwear, and interior decor until the event draws to a close on October 15.
