The 84th All India Industrial Exhibition ‘Numaish’ will begin from Thursday (January 1). It will continue till February 15, i.e. for a total of 46 days. With a history of about 85 years, the Numaish exhibition is not just a shopping venue. It is a cultural gathering. Various.. from all over the country.

Hyderabad, January 1: The 84th All India Industrial Exhibition ‘Numaish’ will begin from Thursday (January 1) at the Nampally Exhibition Grounds. It will continue for a total of 46 days till February 15. The Numaish exhibition, which has a history of about 85 years, is not just a shopping venue. It is a cultural gathering. Art works from various traditions from all over the country will be displayed here. All the arrangements for the opening of the exhibition have already been almost completed. This time, there will be 1050 stalls in the Numaish exhibition. Minister Sridhar Babu said that the exhibition will be organized in a way that gives priority to small, medium and micro industries across the country. The entry fee will be Rs. 50. Last year, it was Rs. 40. This time, the entry fee has been increased by another Rs. 10. However, entry is completely free for children under the age of five. It will be jointly inaugurated by Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka and Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy on January 1.

Exhibition Society Vice President Sukesh Reddy and Secretary BN Rajeshwar are taking special steps to ensure that all the stalls are opened from the first day. This exhibition, which will be held for a total of 46 days till February 15, is expected to attract more than 20 lakh visitors this year. On normal days, it will be from 4 pm to 10.30 pm. Visits will be allowed till 11 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and government holidays. More than 20 food courts will be available for visitors. Free parking has been made available for visitors. Metro services will also be available till 12 am. RTC is also running special buses. 82 fire points, special surveillance towers, police officers, staff, CCTV cameras and metal detectors have been set up to prevent fire accidents. Arrangements are being made to ensure that 2 water tanks with a capacity of 1.5 lakh liters, fire hydrants, two fire engines and two bullets are available for fire personnel. The exhibition society will run about 19 educational institutions with the income generated from this exhibition. It has about 30 thousand students and 2 thousand staff.