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Rare Odd-Eyed Cat In High Demand After Wrestler Rescues It From Madhya Pradesh Forest
A wrestler recently rescued an odd-eyed cat from Madhya Pradesh and is now flooded with offers from people who want to buy the animal which highly resembles the Khao Manee cat, also known as the Diamond Eye cat -- a rare breed originating in Thailand.
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India's Gems And Jewellery Exports Fall 38% In July: Trade Body
Globally, demand for diamonds has plummeted during the pandemic, freezing sales and squeezing prices
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Migrant Workers Clash With Cops In Surat, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas Fired
A group of migrant labourers clashed with the police in Gujarat's Surat today. The workers have been demanding that they be sent home. This was the fourth instance of protest by migrants in Surat, where a huge number of labourers come from other states to work in the diamond and textile industries.
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Gautam Adani Sets Sights On Amazon And Google With Indian Data Hubs
A string of successful bets on ports, mining and commodities helped transform Gautam Adani from a nondescript diamond trader into a tycoon with a net worth of $10 billion.
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With Daughter Link, Rahul Gandhi Attacks Arun Jaitley Over Mehul Choksi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has accused Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of helping fugitive diamond merchant Mehul Choksi escape the country and alleged that the minister's daughter and son-in-law received retainership fees from the businessman. His party has demanded that Mr Jaitley resign on moral grounds.
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"Stop Behaving As If You Are Guilty": Rahul Gandhi To PM Modi On Bank Fraud
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi tweeted again today, demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union finance minister Arun Jaitley speak out on the Rs 11,300 crore banking fraud involving celebrity diamond jeweller Nirav Modi. The Congress has launched an all-out attack on the Prime Minister over the issue, claiming that a fraud of such scale could no...
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Platinum, Diamond Jewellery Leading Trend This Diwali: Assocham
Diamond studded or platinum jewellery is leading the trend this Diwali on the back of growing change in the mindset of women, industry body Assocham said.
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Digging Deep In South Africa As Diamond Hunt Gets Tougher
Proof that diamonds are getting harder to find can be seen in the South African bush, where one of the world's largest mining companies is spending $2 billion tunnelling beneath a vast open-pit mine.
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Global Grown Diamond Output to Hit 20 Million Carats by 2030: Industry Body
Global production of grown diamonds is projected to touch 20 million carats by 2030 and is expected to meet the rising demand for the precious stone, according to a study.
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Queen May Face Legal Challenge Over Koh-i-Noor
A lobby group made up of Indian businessmen and actors is mounting a legal challenge against Queen Elizabeth II demanding the return of the world famous Koh-i-noor diamond to India.
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Gold demand stays subdued amid rupee fall
India celebrated Dhanteras, the biggest gold buying festival, and Diwali earlier this month, when scarcity of the yellow metal and higher prices pushed consumers to buy silver and diamond jewellery.
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Gold demand eases further after festival week
India celebrated Dhanteras, the biggest gold buying festival, followed by Diwali, when scarcity of the yellow metal and high prices pushed consumers to buy silver and diamond jewellery.
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Weak rupee not hurting India's demand for rough diamonds: Petra Diamonds
The relentless fall of the rupee has not dampened demand for rough diamonds in India, by far the world's largest processor of the stones, the chief executive of miner Petra Diamonds Ltd said in an interview.
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Rare Odd-Eyed Cat In High Demand After Wrestler Rescues It From Madhya Pradesh Forest
A wrestler recently rescued an odd-eyed cat from Madhya Pradesh and is now flooded with offers from people who want to buy the animal which highly resembles the Khao Manee cat, also known as the Diamond Eye cat -- a rare breed originating in Thailand.
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India's Gems And Jewellery Exports Fall 38% In July: Trade Body
Globally, demand for diamonds has plummeted during the pandemic, freezing sales and squeezing prices
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Migrant Workers Clash With Cops In Surat, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas Fired
A group of migrant labourers clashed with the police in Gujarat's Surat today. The workers have been demanding that they be sent home. This was the fourth instance of protest by migrants in Surat, where a huge number of labourers come from other states to work in the diamond and textile industries.
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Gautam Adani Sets Sights On Amazon And Google With Indian Data Hubs
A string of successful bets on ports, mining and commodities helped transform Gautam Adani from a nondescript diamond trader into a tycoon with a net worth of $10 billion.
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With Daughter Link, Rahul Gandhi Attacks Arun Jaitley Over Mehul Choksi
Congress president Rahul Gandhi has accused Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley of helping fugitive diamond merchant Mehul Choksi escape the country and alleged that the minister's daughter and son-in-law received retainership fees from the businessman. His party has demanded that Mr Jaitley resign on moral grounds.
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"Stop Behaving As If You Are Guilty": Rahul Gandhi To PM Modi On Bank Fraud
Congress chief Rahul Gandhi tweeted again today, demanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union finance minister Arun Jaitley speak out on the Rs 11,300 crore banking fraud involving celebrity diamond jeweller Nirav Modi. The Congress has launched an all-out attack on the Prime Minister over the issue, claiming that a fraud of such scale could no...
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Platinum, Diamond Jewellery Leading Trend This Diwali: Assocham
Diamond studded or platinum jewellery is leading the trend this Diwali on the back of growing change in the mindset of women, industry body Assocham said.
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Digging Deep In South Africa As Diamond Hunt Gets Tougher
Proof that diamonds are getting harder to find can be seen in the South African bush, where one of the world's largest mining companies is spending $2 billion tunnelling beneath a vast open-pit mine.
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Global Grown Diamond Output to Hit 20 Million Carats by 2030: Industry Body
Global production of grown diamonds is projected to touch 20 million carats by 2030 and is expected to meet the rising demand for the precious stone, according to a study.
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Queen May Face Legal Challenge Over Koh-i-Noor
A lobby group made up of Indian businessmen and actors is mounting a legal challenge against Queen Elizabeth II demanding the return of the world famous Koh-i-noor diamond to India.
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Gold demand stays subdued amid rupee fall
India celebrated Dhanteras, the biggest gold buying festival, and Diwali earlier this month, when scarcity of the yellow metal and higher prices pushed consumers to buy silver and diamond jewellery.
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Gold demand eases further after festival week
India celebrated Dhanteras, the biggest gold buying festival, followed by Diwali, when scarcity of the yellow metal and high prices pushed consumers to buy silver and diamond jewellery.
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Weak rupee not hurting India's demand for rough diamonds: Petra Diamonds
The relentless fall of the rupee has not dampened demand for rough diamonds in India, by far the world's largest processor of the stones, the chief executive of miner Petra Diamonds Ltd said in an interview.
