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Thoothukudi: Flower markets in Thoothukudi town of Tamil Nadu are teeming with customers making purchases in the festive season. Brimming with vibrant colours, the flower stalls are filled with fresh blooms ranging from Jasmine and Roses to the striking Pichi. "Tomorrow is Saraswati Puja and ahead of Vijaya Dashami, the demand for flowers are high in the Thoothukudi flower market. Pichi and Jasmine flowers are Rs 1000 per kg, Sambangi flowers at Rs. 300 per kg and Roses at Rs. 400 per kg. Whatever the price is people are buying them,” said Muthu, a florist. Used for decorations and offerings, such is the high demand for them, that the prices of some of these varieties have soared to around 1,000 rupees per kilogram. Similarly, in far west of the state, Coimbatore's flower markets are also witnessing a similar surge in sales. Despite the high demand, customers say that prices have by and large remained steady for over a month, fuelling the festive rush. According to a flower seller in the city, except for Jasmines, the prices of other varieties have in fact reduced. With Dussehra on Thursday, expected to keep the festive shopping spirit alive, sellers are hoping to see an even more significant boost in their sales.

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00:00Flower markets in Tuttukudi town of Tamil Nadu are teeming with customers making purchases in the festive season.
00:17Brimming with vibrant colours, the flower stalls are filled with fresh blooms ranging from jasmine and roses to the striking pitchy flowers.
00:26Used for decorations and offerings, such is the high demand for them that the prices of some of these varieties have soared to around 1,000 rupees per kilogram.
00:36When it's a beginning, the winter is what we are selling, then it's very suitable for them making our Italy.
00:42We have to sell mountains, fruits, fruits, fruits, and vegetables, and butter.
00:50We have to sell thousands of fresh blooms.
00:53We have to sell them in the way.
00:54Similarly, in far west of the state, Coimbatore's flower markets are also witnessing a similar
01:00surge in sales.
01:02Despite the high demand, customers say that prices have, by and large, remained steady
01:06for over a month, fueling the festive rush.
01:24According to a flower seller in the city, except for jasmines, the prices of other varieties
01:29have, in fact, reduced.
01:31With the shaira on Thursday, expected to keep the festive shopping spirit alive, sellers
01:47are hoping to see an even more significant boost in their lives.
01:51For more information, visit www.fema.org
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