Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had conducted an examination in the scrip of Gitanjali Gems during May 31, 2017 to February 5...

Domestic benchmark index NSE Nifty was down 24.95 points at 10,170.2 following weak Asian cues.

A media report on Saturday said banks, especially the state-run ones, have turned defensive when it comes to lending during what is otherwi...

Among the 50 stocks in the Nifty50 index, 37 were in the green, while 13 were in the red.

Sustained selling was observed in bank, financial and metal stocks, while pharma and IT counters saw some amount of buying.

Equity benchmarks were trading on a cautious note, tracking global cues.

The stock took a big blow after the financial mess at the state-owned lender unfolded.

Kunwarani Ritu Sinhji, Charu Shah of Tehri Garhwal, and Yashodhara Singh Rana were among the guests at the launch.

Demand is strong in western, northern and eastern India. In south India, gold still remains the favourite among all generations.

Gems and jewellery companies slipped 2-6% after the RBI moved to tighten gold imports, with an eye to reduce a record current account defic...

Gitanjali Group, the largest ad spender in the trade, has already decided to go slow, while others have taken the decision to support the t...

Indian consumers may not get the benefit of falling global rough diamond prices, as the retail level polished prices have not come down

Four-day long business-to-consumer exhibition will be held in Delhi for the first time and is scheduled to be inaugurated by Delhi CM.

India’s diamond kings–the biggest players in the Rs 70,000 crore diamond industry–are relatively as obscure as their products are glitterin...

Top advertisers such as Hindustan Unilever, Procter & Gamble, Idea Cellular and Panasonic have largely stuck to film actors to endorse thei...

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Diamonds are forever but can’t be bought loose. That’s when the Rs 3,467-crore Gitanjali group had this gem of an idea.