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After Abhishek Singhvi's "Harassment" Charge, Wife Submits Response To Tax Officials
Anita Singhvi, senior Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi's wife, filed her response to the Income Tax department, which had issued her a notice to explain certain jewellery purchases from stores owned by beleaguered diamond manufacturer Nirav Modi.
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Enforcement Directorate Raids At Gitanjali Store in West Bengal's Durgapur
The Enforcement Directorate conducted search at a franchise-based store of Gitanjali Gems in West Bengal's Durgapur and the group is probably in the process of winding up its only store in Kolkata, an official said on Saturday.
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After PNB Scandal, Lone Gitanjali Gems Store Seen Winding Up In Kolkata
The Enforcement Directorate today said the solitary Gitanjali Gems store in Kolkata has started winding up since the Rs 11,300-crore Punjab National Bank scam broke out. The name of Mehul Choksi, the owner of the store, features in the multi-crore rupee fraud.
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Jewellers turn to diamonds, NRIs to beat policy woes
Leading jewellers such as Titan Industries and Gitanjali Gems are aggressively promoting diamond jewellery, which uses less gold, and opening more stores in cities such as Singapore and Dubai in an effort to spur sales.
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After Abhishek Singhvi's "Harassment" Charge, Wife Submits Response To Tax Officials
Anita Singhvi, senior Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi's wife, filed her response to the Income Tax department, which had issued her a notice to explain certain jewellery purchases from stores owned by beleaguered diamond manufacturer Nirav Modi.
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Enforcement Directorate Raids At Gitanjali Store in West Bengal's Durgapur
The Enforcement Directorate conducted search at a franchise-based store of Gitanjali Gems in West Bengal's Durgapur and the group is probably in the process of winding up its only store in Kolkata, an official said on Saturday.
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After PNB Scandal, Lone Gitanjali Gems Store Seen Winding Up In Kolkata
The Enforcement Directorate today said the solitary Gitanjali Gems store in Kolkata has started winding up since the Rs 11,300-crore Punjab National Bank scam broke out. The name of Mehul Choksi, the owner of the store, features in the multi-crore rupee fraud.
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Jewellers turn to diamonds, NRIs to beat policy woes
Leading jewellers such as Titan Industries and Gitanjali Gems are aggressively promoting diamond jewellery, which uses less gold, and opening more stores in cities such as Singapore and Dubai in an effort to spur sales.
