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SHOPPER'S PARADISE: Maharashtra's First & Biggest 'Outlet Mall Of India' Opens in Bhiwandi, Offers Up to 70% Discounts, 365- Days

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What it is about

Calvin KleinTommy HilfigerAdidasQuick Service Restaurants QsrsAsicsArmani ExchangeSkechersBhiwandi, Maharashtra, IndiaIndiaLas Vegas, Nevada, United StatesBandra, Maharashtra, IndiaMumbai, Maharashtra, India

Who published it, and when

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milwaukeesun.com1 original report
newsx.com1 copy echoing milwaukeesun.com - edited after publishing
21 Sept, 23:15over 2 days24 Sept, 10:29

How it spread - 1 original report, 1 reprint

  1. Mon, 21 September 2026

    1 report
    • milwaukeesun.com23:15first to report

      Move over standard end-of-season sales; Mumbai's retail landscape has officially entered a new era. Strategically located along the Mumbai-Nashik Highway, Maharashtra's first and largest dedicated outlet centre, The Outlet Mall of India, is making major waves across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Positioned as a game-changer for bargain-hunting luxury shoppers, the landmark development brings a globally celebrated retail format to the state for the very first time. Modelled after iconic...

      1 reprint

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