INDIRA GANDHI JEWELLERY
Kangana Ranaut on her upcoming movie ‘Emergency’: 'I had to put my Jewellery as collateral…'
BJP Lok Sabha MP Kangana Ranaut on her film Emergency said that she had to suffer torture and face hardships to for the film. Further, she said that she made this film by mortgaging her house and jewellery. BJP MP Kangana Ranaut said, "The black deeds of tho...
Shivaji's life depicted in 115 paintings at a Delhi exhibition
Mohan, in his address, extolled the Maratha ruler traced the genesis of the exhibition and added that Gore has "agreed to gift" this collection to the Ministry of Culture, and there is a plan to give it a permanent space in Delhi.
PM Modi misleading people in name of religion for power: Priyanka Gandhi
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of misleading people with religious rhetoric to retain power. She contrasted his with Indira Gandhi's selflessness during crises. She denounced BJP as anti-people and anti-youth, highlighting their actions in Himachal Pradesh. She compared Congress's commitment to serving the people against BJP's alleged focus on industrialists.
Wealth redistribution: The economics behind Rahul Gandhi's 'Robin Hood' idea
The controversy over Rahul Gandhi's wealth redistribution promise, accused by PM Modi of benefiting Muslims, highlights ongoing economic inequality debates. Rahul's proposal includes a caste census and minimum income guarantee, while economists like Bibek Debroy provide insights on the issue.
Kangana Ranaut shares a heartfelt message on her Birthday for well-wishers; Watch
Kangana Ranaut celebrated her 36th birthday with a heartfelt message via video for her friends and enemies alike. The actress also apologised to those she has offended.
B'day girl Kangana Ranaut apologises to those hurt by her remarks, thanks foes for keeping things real
Ranaut, who turns 36 today, celebrated her birthday in Udaipur.
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‘Finely Crafted Journeys’ from House of Tata finds its muse in Dr Latika Nath, the 1st woman to do PhD on tigers
Zoya presents ‘Finely Crafted Journeys’ with Dr Latika Nath, a passionate conservationist and ecologist.
Unitech promoter’s wife Preeti Chandra involved in money laundering: ED to Court
Making this charge for the first time, the federal agency has alleged that Preeti Chandra had “financial linkage” with Unitech and that “substantial funds were diverted” from the company and its subsidiaries to her personal account.
View: Let the RBI simply print the extra money needed, avoiding the risks of a Covid tax in this Budget
Past experience (ask Vodafone or Cairn) means the credibility of Indian politicians is almost zero in tax matters. Covid could continue for years if new strains appear, and so could the proposed tax.
Why retailers love mothers so much
India is adapting to the money-spinning American celebration which has been adopted around the world.
1984 anti-Sikh riots: Sajjan Kumar accuses CBI of tutoring key witness in Delhi court
The fact that the witness was giving information contrary to his police statements in 1985 point to his being tutored, Kumar's counsel said.
How corporate museums help companies stay grounded
Corporate museums help companies connect with their past and reach out to employees and the public for a brighter future.
One year of note ban: The ultra-secret move that no one came to know for several months
Behind the dramatic impact of note ban was a long, carefully planned, secret operation that no one got a whiff of — except a chosen few.
A Pakistani's eye view of India@70: Is India turning from the land of the free into another Pakistan?
Author Moni Mohsin says the disturbing signs of hatred and intolerance that she has seen in Pakistan is taking root in India too.
Tamil Nadu Cabinet decides to recommend Jayalalithaa's name for Bharat Ratna
The Cabinet further resolved to rename the memorial as Dr Puratchi Thalaivar MGR and Puratchi Thalaivi Amma Selvi J Jayalalithaa Memorial, it added.
Demonetisation: I-T dept expands survey operations, detects Rs 100 crore 'excess' sales, cash
The department has also "impounded" some records of sales and have asked the operators and jewellery traders to produce the records at a later stage.
Nothing to declare? Flyers not to fill customs form from tomorrow
Passengers coming to India and not carrying dutiable goods will not have to fill up customs declaration form from tomorrow.
Online assessment of gems, jewellery export to check black money
In order to check black money, the Finance Ministry has made assessment of export of gems and jewellery, running into several thousand crore of rupees annually, online.
Do not pool free allowances with others: Customs to flyers
A note has been incorporated in the customs declaration form, which needs to be filled by all passengers coming to the country, for info.
Newly married couples being used as carriers to smuggle gold
Smuggling syndicates are luring newly married couples to sneak gold into the country as part of a new modus operandi to avoid suspicion of customs authorities.
Customs department denies disclosing quantity, value of gold lying in vaults
The yellow metal, in bullion or jewellery, seized from smugglers is kept in secure vaults inside the airport terminals.
Gold worth crores of rupees missing from customs secure vaults
In June, the customs officials had lodged an FIR with the police to report disappearance of 11 kg of gold, worth Rs 2.92 crore, from its vault.
Jewellery valuation counter for international fliers at Delhi airport soon
Customs has contended that process of issuing of export certificate for gold jewellery is time consuming, wherein metal is tested for its purity rank and photographs are taken.
Internationalisation of airports needs amenities: HC
Kumar had contended that other countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, have Evaluation or Appraiser's Kiosk at the airport itself which was not there at IGI airport.
India’s nine treasured artists: Can Christie’s create a market for their masterpieces?
Christie’s is going by the logic that some of the art collectors here could take to the works of these nine artists motivated by a sense of national pride.
Too many curbs on gold import will push up smuggling: PMEAC
PMEAC Chairman C Rangarajan said he has been told by Revenue Department officials that the seizures of smuggled gold have gone up in the recent past.
1962 India-China war: Why India needed that jolt
It's going to be 50 years of the 1962 India-China war. Here are the absurdities, confusions and embarrassments that marked India's response.
Robert Vadra ties up with DLF, makes low-key entry into Real estate business
Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law has made a quiet and relatively unheralded entry into the real estate biz, including partnership with DLF, India's largest realty firm.
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