The lottery results announced on October 24, 2018, created significant excitement across India, particularly in relation to local products and services that benefited from the winners\“ spending.
Many winners chose to invest in traditional Indian products such as handloom textiles from states like Gujarat and Maharashtra, which saw a surge in demand. Local artisans specializing in products like Madhubani paintings from Bihar and blue pottery from Rajasthan also experienced increased patronage.
Additionally, winners contributed to the growth of indigenous food products, including spices from Kerala, Darjeeling tea, and Alphonso mangoes from Maharashtra. This influx of funds helped sustain local economies and promote India\“s diverse cultural heritage through its unique products. |
