Big Bazaar Being one of the pioneers of retail in India with multiple retail formats, uniting a diverse and enthusiastic community of Indian buyers, sellers and businesses. The combined business impact is intense: approximately 300 million customers walk into their stores every year and more than 30,000 small, medium and large business owners and manufacturers from across India provide products and services. This number is finally set to grow. There are 35,000 people involved in every area of ​​our company. Supplies come from companies across the country, impact the creation of new jobs, livelihoods, strengthen local communities and promote mutual growth. Being pioneers in the Indian retail space, our formats are household names in more than 93 cities and 60 rural locations across the country• Their store operates around 17 million square feet of retail space and attracts around 300 million customers every year. USP remains the value for money proposition for Indian customers.OperationsFood Bazaar - Supermarket chain eZone - Electronics superstoreHomeTown - Home improvement and construction materials storeCentral - Seamless department storePlanet Sports - Sportswear retailerAadhar - Rural Supply ChainKB's Fairprice - Low Cost Urban Neighborhood StoreFuturebazaar.com - Shopping PortalNew Big Bazaar ConceptBIG BAZAAR DIRECTBBD invites people - every store owner from insurance agent - to its affiliates by paying a deposit of Rs 3 lakh to be. Tell your local pharmacy they're an affiliate. At your appointment the pharmacist is at home with a tablet. A list of Big Bazaar products, offers have come on themYou can see the offers and pharmacy in your order on its t...... middle of paper ......market. Indians are accustomed to grocery stores close to their residence and the limitations on the size and scope of operation a supermarket can potentially have. • Prices: In UK, prices vary from shop to shop, but in India they are the same prices in each and every business. • Working hours - In Britain, corner shops stay open until late in the evening, whilst supermarkets close relatively early depending on the location of the shops. In India, most shops stay open until 10.00, and since traditional and modern grocery stores operate in the same industrial area, they do not distinguish the latest hours. • Service – But in India traditional stores win hands down. Most of these traditional shops are family-run businesses where the workers have a greater interest and offer good service, as it will help grow their business, while this is not the case in the UK.