• RajiVika Diwali Fair – Crowd still swarms on third day in 2026
  • Visitors also relish local delicacies while shopping
  • Demand for handicrafts, handloom, decorative items and traditional food products at over 100 stalls

Jaipur, 30 October. The RajiVika Diwali Fair 2026, organised by the Rajasthan Rural Livelihood Development Council (RajiVika) at the Indira Gandhi Panchayati Raj & Rural Development Institute (IGPRS) campus in Jaipur, is in full swing. Even on the third day of the eight‑day fair, a good flow of visitors was seen. Alongside shopping, people were keen to taste traditional Rajasthani dishes and various food items. A large number of visitors came to see and buy handmade products, traditional handicrafts, handloom and Diwali decorative items prepared by rural women self‑help groups. The Diwali fair is becoming an attractive blend of shopping, food, traditional art and entertainment.

Kotadoria and Blue Pottery – Special Attractions

In the fair, Kotadoria sarees, Jaipur’s famous Blue Pottery, traditional embroidery, decorative and household handmade items, doormats, carpets and other handloom products have become the centre of attraction. Also, on Diwali, there is a good demand for diyas, candles, rangoli, attractive decorative items and traditional handmade goods to adorn homes.

The fair smells of traditional flavours

Alongside handicrafts and handloom products, various food stalls also attract visitors. Here people enthusiastically come to enjoy dal‑bati‑chaura along with local food items and delicious dishes. Rajasthani cuisine, pickles, papad, spices and other traditional food products made by rural women also attract people. Visitors enhance the fair experience by enjoying these local flavours along with shopping.

RajiVika Diwali Fair 2026 runs from 28 October to 4 November, daily from 10 am to 9 pm. Entry is free for the public. Through more than 100 stalls, rural women self‑help groups and women entrepreneurs display and sell their products. This event plays a vital role in providing rural women with a better platform to showcase their products, connect with new customers and expand market reach.

Nemi Chand/Akash