A holistic wellness store, unique objets d'art, men's couture anda first-ever fragrance make our offerings a festive potpourri.

Indian households collectively, are estimated to have close to 24,000 tonnes of gold, which as per current price is valued in excess of Rs 7.87 lakh crore. Essentially, most of this gold is in physical form, which is a reason to fear as all physical things are prone to theft. Gold purity is also a concern in case of non-hallmarked jewellery.

Not only online stores like Amazon and Snapdeal, companies like Tanishq are also rolling out discounts.

The stock, which closed at 48.40 on October 25, rose 100% to 96.10 level in trade today.

However, as the ecommerce companies have established themselves as discount shopping destinations during festivals, the shopping malls once known for their festival discounts are now changing their positioning.

Launched in September this year, the Mi A1 has been created by Xiaomi and Powered by Google. Unlike other Xiaomi devices, the Mi A1 has got stock Android operating system and receives regular software update and security updates.

Planning to buy gold this Diwali? Here are the options you can look into for some great deals on gold this festive season.

Gold demand would see a surge during this time as people across the country consider buying yellow metal to be auspicious, especially during Dhanteras.

Check out some exciting deals on gold in the market before you shell out your money on it.

There are offer galores for State Bank of India (SBI),ICICI and HDFC credit card and debit card users.

The upcoming sale will start from 14 October and will continue till 17 October for both the sites.

The first round of Amazon's Great Indian Festival saw a major success and now the company is launched the dates for the second sale. The company claims this is the last chance to save big on festive shopping.

Amazon is rolling out upto 44% off on select TV models

With the festive season nearing, the banks are ready with the offers to woo customers for loans. Do not go overboard with your shopping as a loan needs to be repaid regardless of how inexpensive it is.

Unlike a credit card, a debit card doesn't levy any interest charges but a purchase can be declined for exceeding the transaction limit set by the bank.