In an unexpected twist, the mobile phone industry has experienced a significant decrease in prices, ranging from 20 to 30 percent. This shift comes as a response to reduced consumption patterns nationwide.

Coinciding with this price drop is a notable surge in mobile phone imports, with the first three quarters of the current fiscal year witnessing a staggering 121 percent increase. This trend has piqued the interest of market analysts.

The impact on market prices is clearly visible. For instance, a smartphone previously priced at one hundred thousand rupees is now available for seventy thousand rupees. Similarly, phones, once valued at sixty-four thousand rupees, have dropped to fifty thousand rupees.

Even mid-range mobile phones haven’t escaped this price reduction wave. Previously priced at fifty thousand rupees, they now range from thirty-eight to forty thousand rupees.

This development is bound to shake up the consumer base and could potentially alter purchasing trends in the future.

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