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National Consumer Fair opens on Sunday

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September 6, 2012

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Mangalore, September 6: NCF, one of India's leading organiser of exhibitions and trade fairs, will be organising National Consumer Fair for the fifth consecutive year in Mangalore at Karavali Utsav Grounds.


Considered as the country's biggest shopping and amusement exhibition, the fair will have over 100 stalls including those related to automobiles, home and kitchen appliances, solar products, health and fitness equipments, handlooms, handicrafts, chimneys, fashion and dress materials, food products, toys, books, stationery, footwear and various other products.


In the entertainment section, the exhibition will include an artificial boating pool, and amusement rides such as Dragon train, Italian Tora-Tora, Dashing cars, Merry-go-rounds and Jumping frog. The more adventurous types could try the Rodeo bull and Gyroscope.


Entry will be only through tickets. Students could avail concessional rates and special package tickets at the entrance. Free entry will be allowed for the general public on September 7 and 8.


The exhibition will be inaugurated by J Krishna Palemar, MLA, Mangalore (North), on September 9 at 5 pm at the same venue. The cine stars of Tulu movie 'Sompa' will be the special guests on the occasion.


The exhibition will be open on all the days of the week from 4 pm to 9 pm.


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