Bullion traders and jewellers are protesting since the presentation of the Budget which had imposed excise duty on unbranded jewellery.

Protesting jewellers today said they will take a decision on their indefinite strike tomorrow after meeting FM on the issue of rollback in ...

Jewellers across the country today intensified their strike by blocking roads and holding dharnas in various parts of the country .

The finance ministry will soon announce fresh rules for the levy of excise duty on unbranded jewellery to provide some relief to the countr...

The strike by bullion traders and jewellers to protest the proposed increase in import duty on gold and imposition of excise duty on unbran...

The strike by bullion traders and jewellers to protest the proposed increase in import duty on gold and imposition of excise duty on unbran...

Pranab Mukherjee reiterated his promise to reconsider his Budget proposal to tax unbranded jewellery, but remained firm on the import duty ...

Parliament today approved the first part of the Budget with FM promising to look into demands for roll back of his proposal to tax unbrande...

Pranab Mukherjee will provide some relief to the jewellery industry that has been agitating against imposition of excise duty on gold ornam...

Bullion and jewellery markets remained closed for tenth straight today in various parts of the country to protest imposition of excise duty...

Bullion and jewellery markets remained closed for eight straight today in various parts of the country to protest imposition of excise duty.

The 2% point hike in service tax coupled with a range of hikes in excise duties across sectors simply means that you will spend more money.

Bullion and jewellery traders in various parts of the country went on strike for the sixth straight day today to protest the hike in import...

CBEC has ruled out any roll-back of excise duty on unbranded jewellery proposed in the Union Budget for 2012-13.

The CBEC today said there is no reason for goldsmiths and artisans to have any apprehensions as the government's proposed 1 per cent excise...

Besides price rise, leading jewellers are of the view that the move would encourage consumers to purchase gold without receipts.

Unbranded gold jewellery will attract a 1% ad valorem excise duty, putting it in the same bracket as its branded counterpart.