15 Oct 2015, 08:55 am
NSF 2015 commenced from Oct 13 and will be on till Nov 13.
Talking about the festival, Manu Agarwal, CEO & Founder, Naaptol, said, “Every festivity, the consumer is scouting for best deals and bargains across different products and services. Be it home décor and kitchen items to refurbish their homes, or new clothes and accessories to gifting items for their friends and family to special beauty products to attain the festive glow. Through Naaptol Shopping Festival, we want to give our consumer every reason to smile with assured gifts for 15 lucky winners every hour, every day as well as an opportunity to participate in lucky draw contest to win a grand prize. Naaptol boasts of large portfolio of product category and best price to its consumers.”
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