Amazon Great Indian Sale: Up To 80% Discounts In Four-Day Offer
Amazon is offering special discounts under a limited-period promotional scheme starting later this week. Under its "Great Indian Sale", the US-based e-commerce major is offering discounts up to 80 per cent off on a multitude of items including clothing, mobiles, kitchen appliances and other electronics. The Amazon India sales offer will open from May 11 to May 14, according to its website. "Gear up for the biggest sale! 11th May will be all about big deals on big brands! #AmazonGreatIndianSale," Amazon India said on Twitter. Products being offered at special prices under the Amazon Great Indian Sale include major brands such as Adidas, Puma, Levi's, Samsung, Lenovo, LG, Fastrack, Prestige, Voltas, Bajaj and Bombay Dyeing, Amazon India further said on its website.
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