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Locals offer unique services to match goers, cash in on IPL fever
Updated On: 14 May, 2012 08:57 AM IST | | Sandip Kolhatkar
Besides locals offering private parking and sale of assorted merchandise outside Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium, one enterprising hotel owner holds visitor's valuables in safekeeping for a fee of R100 per item deposited with him
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2012 matches at the Subrata Roy Sahara Stadium have brought along major business for the locals of Gahunje. They have been making the best of the opportunity and some of them have started businesses like pay and park facility in front of their homes, selling soft drinks, pan masala, t-shirts, flags, balloons, colourful wigs, mouth organs and other related merchandise.
With rigid security measures in place for the IPL matches, spectators are only allowed to carry mobile phones and wallets inside the stadium.
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