Essay on a street hawker from 10th 00 words
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A hawker is a common figure in India. He can be seen both in towns and villages. He is seen everywhere. A hawker moves from place to place. He sells articles of day-to-day use. He carries the articles in a basket over his head or in a cart-pushed by hands. He cries to sell his goods. Sometimes he cries in musical tone to draw the attention of the buyers.
A hawker sells different things like eatables, vegetables, fruits, clothes, etc. Some sell household articles, namely utensils, brooms, brushes, dust pans, door mats, etc. A hawker also sells cosmetics and artificial jewelleries. Usually, the hawkers in the morning sell vegetables, fruits, fragrance sticks, brooms, brushes, dust pans, etc. They enjoy good sell of their goods for it is the time when these things are urgently required. The hawkers who sell cosmetics, artificial jewelleries and clothes generally come during the mid-day. The ladies are generally free from their household chores by the time. They have, therefore, good sale.
Some hawkers move on bicycle from street to street or village to village to sell their goods. Generally they sell clothes, utensils and other articles of daily needs. Sometimes, mechanics who make sewing machine, pressure cooker, locks, umbrellas, watches, etc. also move on bicycle from locality to locality and cater to the needs of the people.
A hawker sells different things like eatables, vegetables, fruits, clothes, etc. Some sell household articles, namely utensils, brooms, brushes, dust pans, door mats, etc. A hawker also sells cosmetics and artificial jewelleries. Usually, the hawkers in the morning sell vegetables, fruits, fragrance sticks, brooms, brushes, dust pans, etc. They enjoy good sell of their goods for it is the time when these things are urgently required. The hawkers who sell cosmetics, artificial jewelleries and clothes generally come during the mid-day. The ladies are generally free from their household chores by the time. They have, therefore, good sale.
Some hawkers move on bicycle from street to street or village to village to sell their goods. Generally they sell clothes, utensils and other articles of daily needs. Sometimes, mechanics who make sewing machine, pressure cooker, locks, umbrellas, watches, etc. also move on bicycle from locality to locality and cater to the needs of the people.
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