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After Pune, Now Odisha Businessman Gets Gold Mask From Mumbai Worth Over Rs 3 Lakh
With governments and health experts stressing on mandatory use of N-95 face masks amid continuous spike in coronavirus cases, a businessman in Odisha has got himself a mask made of gold.
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Gold Glitters for India's Leaders But Jewellery Guarded Tight
The country vies with China for the title of the world's biggest consumer of gold -- for centuries considered a precious store of wealth -- and imported about 900 tonnes last year, its second biggest import after oil.
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Indian Mujahideen's chief bomber confesses to role in recent terror attacks: sources
Zia ur Rehman alias Waqas, the 24-year-old alleged Pakistani terrorist, has confessed to undergoing intense training in Pakistan before he came to India to join Indian Mujahideen, sources in the Delhi Police have said.
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Gold buyers rush to order as import rules become clear
About a quarter of a tonne of gold waiting at Mumbai airport should head to India's biggest gold market, Zaveri Bazaar, where sales are nearly $10 million a day, and jewellers said they would place fresh import orders as early as Thursday.
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Gold rally triggers scrap sales in India
Gold demand in India is likely to remain subdued in the coming months due to the onset of monsoon rains.
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Gold sales tumble despite strike end as prices climb
Gold sales are down 80 per cent from a year ago so far this week despite the end of a 22-day jewellers strike.
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Jewellers face survival test as taxes mount
New Delhi doubled import duty on gold to 4 per cent of value in its Union Budget and slapped a 0.3 percent excise on unbranded jewellery, moves that are game-changers for the $200 billion a year jewellery industry.
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13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
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13/7 victim dies before naming his daughter
"He wanted to name her Arpita, but she will never hear her father call her by that name," said an inconsolable Ashwini, who was sitting outside J J Hospital's morgue with her month-and-a-half old unnamed daughter. Ashok Bate (35) died at the JJ hospital yesterday after 50 per cent burns and serious injuries to his abdomen and left arm.
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Mumbai counts its losses as PM, Sonia arrive
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi have arrived in Mumbai. They are scheduled to visit those injured in yesterday's blasts at JJ Hospital. Seventeen people are dead; 133 were hospitalised with injuries after three blasts within 12 minutes at Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House on Wednesday. 13/7 got added to Mumbai's tragic terror cale...
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Mumbai terror attacks: 'But for 30 seconds, I would've been dead'
Mukesh Parmar (52), a transport company employee from Kandivli, escaped death by a whisker at Zaveri Bazaar last evening. He said he had walked past the blast site barely 30 seconds before the explosion took place.
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Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
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France condemns 'cowardly' Mumbai attacks
France has condemned the "cowardly and blind" attacks in Mumbai while reaffirming its support for India in the fight against terrorism."As the city of Mumbai is again hit by a series of terrorist attacks, the President of the Republic firmly condemns the cowardly and blind violence and wants to express France's full solidarity with India's authorit...
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PM, Sonia land in Mumbai tonight
Three bomb blasts within twelve minutes during rush hour in Mumbai on Wednesday have left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured.
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Zaveri Bazaar on terrorists' hit list since 1993
The maximum casualties in today's blasts here are reported from famous jewellery market Zaveri Bazaar, which has been on the radar of terrorists for almost two decades now with their first attempt made in 1993.
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After Pune, Now Odisha Businessman Gets Gold Mask From Mumbai Worth Over Rs 3 Lakh
With governments and health experts stressing on mandatory use of N-95 face masks amid continuous spike in coronavirus cases, a businessman in Odisha has got himself a mask made of gold.
-
Gold Glitters for India's Leaders But Jewellery Guarded Tight
The country vies with China for the title of the world's biggest consumer of gold -- for centuries considered a precious store of wealth -- and imported about 900 tonnes last year, its second biggest import after oil.
-
Indian Mujahideen's chief bomber confesses to role in recent terror attacks: sources
Zia ur Rehman alias Waqas, the 24-year-old alleged Pakistani terrorist, has confessed to undergoing intense training in Pakistan before he came to India to join Indian Mujahideen, sources in the Delhi Police have said.
-
Gold buyers rush to order as import rules become clear
About a quarter of a tonne of gold waiting at Mumbai airport should head to India's biggest gold market, Zaveri Bazaar, where sales are nearly $10 million a day, and jewellers said they would place fresh import orders as early as Thursday.
-
Gold rally triggers scrap sales in India
Gold demand in India is likely to remain subdued in the coming months due to the onset of monsoon rains.
-
Gold sales tumble despite strike end as prices climb
Gold sales are down 80 per cent from a year ago so far this week despite the end of a 22-day jewellers strike.
-
Jewellers face survival test as taxes mount
New Delhi doubled import duty on gold to 4 per cent of value in its Union Budget and slapped a 0.3 percent excise on unbranded jewellery, moves that are game-changers for the $200 billion a year jewellery industry.
-
13/7 probe: Group behind blasts identified, says Maharashtra Police
In a significant breakthrough, the Maharashtra Police has said that the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has identified the group behind the triple blasts that rocked Mumbai on July 13 this year.
-
13/7 victim dies before naming his daughter
"He wanted to name her Arpita, but she will never hear her father call her by that name," said an inconsolable Ashwini, who was sitting outside J J Hospital's morgue with her month-and-a-half old unnamed daughter. Ashok Bate (35) died at the JJ hospital yesterday after 50 per cent burns and serious injuries to his abdomen and left arm.
-
Mumbai counts its losses as PM, Sonia arrive
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi have arrived in Mumbai. They are scheduled to visit those injured in yesterday's blasts at JJ Hospital. Seventeen people are dead; 133 were hospitalised with injuries after three blasts within 12 minutes at Dadar, Zaveri Bazaar and Opera House on Wednesday. 13/7 got added to Mumbai's tragic terror cale...
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Mumbai terror attacks: 'But for 30 seconds, I would've been dead'
Mukesh Parmar (52), a transport company employee from Kandivli, escaped death by a whisker at Zaveri Bazaar last evening. He said he had walked past the blast site barely 30 seconds before the explosion took place.
-
Mumbai Map: Locations of blasts
Three bomb blasts within 12 minutes during Mumbai's rush hour on Wednesday left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured. The first blast took place at 6.54 pm in Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, a crowded market named for the many small jewelry stores that fill its narrow streets. A minute later, there was an explosion at Opera House, also in So...
-
France condemns 'cowardly' Mumbai attacks
France has condemned the "cowardly and blind" attacks in Mumbai while reaffirming its support for India in the fight against terrorism."As the city of Mumbai is again hit by a series of terrorist attacks, the President of the Republic firmly condemns the cowardly and blind violence and wants to express France's full solidarity with India's authorit...
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PM, Sonia land in Mumbai tonight
Three bomb blasts within twelve minutes during rush hour in Mumbai on Wednesday have left at least 18 people dead and over 130 injured.
-
Zaveri Bazaar on terrorists' hit list since 1993
The maximum casualties in today's blasts here are reported from famous jewellery market Zaveri Bazaar, which has been on the radar of terrorists for almost two decades now with their first attempt made in 1993.
