Markets
The primary economy is supported by the services sector. The city market situated at the center of the city in Sector 4 has shops selling computer hardware and has computer training institutes, making Bokaro a hub of computer studies for the region. The old Chas bazaar still remains a cheap wholesale market, and dundi baag is one of the biggest vegetable markets in the region. Besides these, each sector has its own small shopping center catering to the day to day needs of the people.
- Chas is the wholesale market of district.
- Dhundibag is the wholesale market for vegetables/crockery and local and traditional utensils.
- Cooperative colonymedical store, beauty parlor.
- Sector-9 market is the centre market of sector 9, located northward of city.
- Sector-8 (Rai Chowk) Market is the centre market of sector 8, located 5 km from the city centre.
- Sector-6 market is the centre market of sector 6, located 4 km from the city centre.
- Laxmi Market - located just 1 km from City Centre is famous for fruits and non veg items.
- Sector-12 Market is the centre market of sector 12, located 6 km from the city centre.
- Sector-3 Market is the centre market of sector 3, located 1 km from the city centre.
- Sector-5 Market is the centre market of sector 5, located 3 km from the city centre.
- Kurmidih Market is the centre market of Bokaro industrial area Balidih, located near NH-23 (next to railway station)
- Ramdih More Market is located very near to sector 9 & approx 6 km from city centre ;it is wholesale market for food & groceries.
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