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Diamonds in the dust? Retail investors unleash Rs 17,500 crore on 8 battered bluechip stocksRetail investors pumped an estimated Rs 17,539 crore into eight battered Nifty bluechip stocks during the March 2026 quarter, betting aggre...- BJP's arrogance, pride crushed into dust: TMC's Abhishek Banerjee on LS poll resultsIn a Facebook post late on Friday night after meeting party workers and common people in his Diamond Harbour constituency, from where he wa...
- Gem, jewellery industry expects India-EFTA trade deal to boost exportsTrade pact between India and EFTA aims to boost gem and jewellery exports to $1 billion. Duty-free access provided by EFTA nations creates ...
- Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Codes for January 2024: All you may want to knowUnlock exclusive rewards in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang with redeem codes for January 2024. Obtain Free Diamonds and Magic Dust to enhance yo...
- Best Bosch Marble Cutters in India: Top Picks for Precision CuttingIf you are looking for a good marble cutter for precision cutting and making house projects prettier with ease, then continue reading this ...
- How Palanpuri Jains captured global diamond tradeThe Jain community is known for its excellence in business and trade not only in India but in many other countries too, most popularly in B...
- Looking for diamonds in the dust: Stocks to buy and hold post correctionWhile Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) of mutual funds are one way to bet, investors wanting to bet directly on equities could also consi...
- Saurabh Mukherjea explains what will make Marcellus consider buying ITC“The day ITC starts redeploying its Rs 35,000 crore of cash on the balance sheet generating a 20% EPS compounding machine, one should look ...
- When to buy a stock? Timing irrelevant for compounders, says Saurabh MukherjeaFor investors looking to compound their wealth over the long term, Mukherjea says the low-risk route is to depend on consistent compounders...
- Farmer finds Rs 60 lakh diamond in patch he leased for Rs 200Lakhan Yadav, 45, found his Diwali sparkle in a 10x10 patch of land that he had taken on lease last month for just Rs 200. The ‘pebble’ he ...
- Diamonds to Dust: Here are the diamond tycoons who got embroiled in controversiesFrom Nirav Modi, who is at the centre of a Rs 11,400 bank fraud, to Michel Desaedeleer, here's a list of diamond tycoons who got embroiled ...
- What is really going on behind Surat's high-tech, labour-intensive diamond industry?The diamond market is deserted. Young people are now moving into the textile industry. In the meantime, the world’s luxury seekers keep Sur...
- IT officials seize demonetised notes worth Rs 10 croreHe said, along with the cash, "few kilograms" of gold and diamond jewellery were also seized during the raid conducted in the house and at ...
- StanC wants companies to give collateral for diamond loansOn one hand the world of diamonds is grappling with a slow market, instances of defaults and frauds; on the other, Standard Chartered is ti...
- Dabur expands facial bleach with Fem Diamond Crème BleachAgarwal added application of newly launched bleach lightens the skin complexion by reducing the concentration of the skin darkening pigment...
- Your luxury goods need luxurious careYour prized possessions deserve the best care. Experts weigh in on how you can make them last.
- Mumbai terror attacks: Diamonds worth Rs 25 crore went flying in the airA rough estimate shows that diamonds worth Rs 25 crore flew into the air at the time of the blast.
- Mumbai Terror Attacks: Diamonds worth Rs 25 crore went flying in the airMany workers, who knew that at least a few precious gems would be scattered in nooks and crevices, came to hunt for them.
- Antwerp drops diamond conference on credit crunchAntwerp, the center of the world's diamond trade, is dropping its diamond conference this year due to the financial crisis, the organizers ...
- Rough road for Surat diamond industryUntil recently, the Surat diamond industry was faced with a problem of increasing rough diamond prices and shrinking workforce.
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